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#834277 03/11/2012 6:59 PM
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Hello all! Found this site looking for info on my project, a 1938 chevy 1/2 ton. Great site with plenty of helpful information! This is my first build but I've been turning wrenches most of my life, so it's not to overwhelming, yet...

I'm looking forward to getting to know you all here, cheers!


Here's a few pics of the truck, will get more loaded later. a38witha327

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Welcome! I like the bed wood!




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Welcome to the "Stovebolt"!

Great '38 you've got! Hang in there with us because this site is like having all your birthdays at once!! Great folks and a whole bunch of pretty smart guys wanting to help you through all your problems and issues. Stay around here and you'll know what I'm talking about!!


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Its great to see another " pre-war" truck coming to the board !
You will find an incredible amount of help / knowledge here. Don't be afraid to ask - someone has come across most problems you might encounter. Where in WA are you ?


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Welcome to the Bolt. Your 38 looks to be in pretty nice shape. Just let us know how we can help. The Bolt is the best site on the web.


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Hi Pops,welcome to the 'bolt.
Nice to see an early truck for a change,which looks in pretty good shape.
This place is over-run with those new fangled ADs! wink
Keep us posted on your progress.
Jock.

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Thanks for the positive comments everyone!

I found this truck on Craigslist in Wenatchee, Wa. of all places, which is near where I live. The fella had to sell it for health reasons after working on it for about 4 years. frown

He is responsable for the very good condition the exterior is in having replaced the bed, bed wood and rear fenders as well as re-doing the interior. There is some damage to the rear frame from the bed job( someone got a litle happy with a cutting tourch) that I will need to mend when I box the frame.

The owner before him did the V-8 convertion, a 327 from a '64 chevelle and he swapped out the rearend with one from a '55 chev I think, I'm still researching the casting numbers on it to be sure.

All in all I think I have a very good base to start with and am rather excited to get this ball rolling!

Cheers

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Nice looking truck. The folks on this forum have helped me a ton in only a few weeks!


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I wish my 38 was in that kind of shape but it will be a couple of years.Looks good !




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Welcome to the "Bolt". Great site with alot of helpful info. Also great to see another PNW bolt around here. If you make it into seattle feel free to im me. I'm always trying to get more folks together for cruise in's and whatnot.

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great site great help welcome from australia


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where abouts are you located? i dont know anyone one besides my uncle in olypmia who has and old stovebolt. hes got a 37.


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