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#849031 05/05/2012 12:38 PM
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Sort of breaking the rules but this is ODSS member specific....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1966...ommercial_Trucks&hash=item35bbdb4118


HB, this one is you!


~ Billy
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Wow Billy, that's a nice truck for the Hambone. But, it won't fit into John and Peggy's two stall shop-garage. Are John and Peggy willing to rebuild the garage so that big boy will fit in there for it's rehab?
Inquiring minds want to know and anxiously await John and Peggy's response.

Your devoted ODSS brother,

Cosmo



~ Cosmo
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Rocinante, like Don Quixote, he is awkward, past his prime, and engaged in a task beyond his capacities.
"...my good horse Rocinante, mine eternal and inseparable companion in all my journeys and courses." ...Don Quixote, Cervantes
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Really? Hambone has made the right moves and is actually restoring a truck that will go more than 45 mph. Marlow, your trouble and these oversized non-moving 3 ton hulks need to stay out of Hambone's view. The half ton club is growing and before long Marlow you will be the only one having to use two vehicles to get a truck out to a show. Roache where are you? Sweet and I tried to get you in the half ton club? Hello?

Faithfully your ODSS book club member in good standing,


~ Phillip
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Are you kidding me? A half ton, I like the sound of that, but, I got no more room for anything else. I like that big truck. That things perfect. Hambone!!!! GET IT, GET IT.


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I'm sure you would get good money for that shiny truck you have to drag all your toys around. Then get the half ton you desire and travel like they did back in the good ond days......


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Well, it's only been a couple of weeks since the last episode of Pierce jealously was shamelessly splayed on these pages. I think all those books are starting to warp that bean on top of your shoulders. What is it that Daniel Steel is saying to you anyway????
Oh, and for you speed demons out there, 45 mph (it's really only about 43) is fine with me. After all, you don't have to go fast to look cool! Pierce, you need to slow down and smell the roses.
And just so you don't loose too much sleep over how I prefer to travel, there is a pick-up in my future. It just won't be a candy a$$ 1/2 ton( I apologize for offending any half ton owners out there, except Pierce of course. I really don't have anything against these trucks, in fact I think they are cool, just don't tell Jr. So for the sake of this thread and Mr. Pierce, candy a$$ I say.)
Yep, the next one will be Charlie's brother. 9 foot bed on nuthin.
By the way, I'm taking my 43 mph cruiser out tomorrow morning. Goin to the local Church of the holy donut about 10 miles away. So what if it takes me 35 minutes to get there...................


~ Billy
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Well brothers let it be known that this afternoon I took my "candya$$" 1/2 ton out on the interstate and let it go. Once I hit 85 I backed it down. I was worried the speedo was going to get stuck.

Proceed as you were men........



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Half tons unite! Ok, so just because we can do the speed limit and can park at the shopping mall with ease does not justify the "candya$$" designation. Heck, these big trucks that get hauled on trailers, pampered with the best spots at the shows and the engines never fully broken in well that sounds like a candya$$ if I ever heard of one. Besides, I have yet to see one of these big beasts with a rock chip in the front end from driving....

Marlow I am excited to hear about your future project and eagerly await an update.

With love,


~ Phillip
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1952 Pontiac Chieftain Convertible straight 8 hydramatic
1945 GMC half ton truck - Driver- Sold 9-15-25
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Now hang on Brother Marlow, according to your Webshots page, your lovely wife is currently building a big diesel noisemaker to tow your creampuff. If you obtain a one-ton Charlie, will she be restoring that or someone else???

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Jr, I got rock chips and these,
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2218197500083734483iAgXGb

Sweet, what are talking about? Have you been reading Jr's novels? I think that stuff is messing with ya'lls heads . You've been to my house, you know that if it doesn't have a mane, a tail and four hooves, she ain't interested. She is a good helper with MY big diesel project though.


~ Billy
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Dempsey was driven home from Johns the other day and successfully killed a bug. And I have many pictures of him hauling a full bed of straw bales off the farm. Candyass indeed, do that with a half ton. HAH!!!


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My Fellow Brothers;

May remind you that Brother Marlow's truck has its 's original drive train and no original 1/2 ton from the era went 85 mph!!!!!. Billy you should be happy that you can go 43 mph, I am cruising at 35 mph with a tailwind with 1 1/2 ton. So you Brothers with your modifieds, enjoy your speed, Marlow and I will be cruising in style in the slow lane.

John G


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Thanks for having my back Mikey! Where are all my other big bolt low speed brothers? I know you're out there. Grandpa Griz, you've had/have slowbolt trailer weight. What about Brother Gott and even George? I am pretty sure I have seen a truck or two of his on a trailer.
80 schmatey, 43 is where it's at.


~ Billy
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I spoke to soon, thanks brother Gott.
Big Bolters rule!


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BIG BOLTS RULE, who do you think pulls those half tons home when they break down? A Big Bolt that is.


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This is gettin good!!!!


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Hey Mikey, ya know what kind of hat a half ton bolter wears?

A Beret


Ya know what kind of hat a Big Bolter wears...........


(say it like the guy on the monstor truck commercials)


A LAAMMPP SHHHAAADDDEEE


~ Billy
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OK, I'm in. I'm over 65 k miles in the '49 (ahem) 1/2 ton of mine so that means I've got more miles in reverse than a few of you going forward. Just sayin'. Break down Mikey? Surely you jest! Worst event that happened to my truck was a broken valve spring, limped home and was running down the road the same day. Oh yeah, broke a fan belt once. Tow trucks are to pick up those other brands.

I thought this post was about Hambone's Hauler?


~ Cosmo
1949 Chevy Half Ton
Rocinante, like Don Quixote, he is awkward, past his prime, and engaged in a task beyond his capacities.
"...my good horse Rocinante, mine eternal and inseparable companion in all my journeys and courses." ...Don Quixote, Cervantes
"If you come to a fork in the road, take it."...Yogi Berra
"Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength." ...Eric Hoffer


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You are right Cosmo. I was thinking the same thing. This was supposed to be about Hambones next ride. See what that rebel Pierce did to my honest attempt to help out a fellow bolter? Now where is my favorite shade.............


~ Billy
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HelLOW Dudes.... Like ... SIZE MATTERS

Try THIS with your 1/2-ton thumbs_up and by the way, I got PLENTY of dead bugs driving it yesterday bringing the hoe back home at 62 MPH and about 40,000 lbs (thank YOU very much!).

Oh, right, speaking of speed,
I have photographic proof that Billy's truck did 70 MPH on the highway smile

And ... Here's proof that Roache's truck can do highway speeds, too smile

So to HECK with you naysayers!! To Heck I say!! Big Bolts ROCK!

Mere pickups ... laalaa . Boys, women and homos own 1/2-tons -- which one are *you* ??? If you find a 1/2-ton on *MY* farm ... You can call me Shirley.

laalaa

John






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" Shirley" you jest?


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Originally Posted by John Milliman
HelLOW Dudes.... Like ... SIZE MATTERS

Try THIS with your 1/2-ton ;P and by the way, I got PLENTY of dead bugs driving it yesterday bringing the hoe back home at 62 MPH and about 40,000 lbs (thank YOU very much!).

Oh, right, speaking of speed,
I have photographic proof that Billy's truck did 70 MPH on the highway smile

And ... Here's proof that Roache's truck can do highway speeds, too smile

So to HECK with you naysayers!! To Heck I say!! Big Bolts ROCK!

Mere pickups ... laalaa . Boys, women and homos own 1/2-tons -- which one are *you* ??? If you find a 1/2-ton on *MY* farm ... You can call me Shirley.

laalaa

John



Stovebolt 1/2 tons are not welcome to future Homecoming Events?


~ Cosmo
1949 Chevy Half Ton
Rocinante, like Don Quixote, he is awkward, past his prime, and engaged in a task beyond his capacities.
"...my good horse Rocinante, mine eternal and inseparable companion in all my journeys and courses." ...Don Quixote, Cervantes
"If you come to a fork in the road, take it."...Yogi Berra
"Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength." ...Eric Hoffer


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Sure is getting deep in here, good thing I have my boots on!!!

Mike B eeeek


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More big bolts goin 60+

http://good-times.webshots.com/video/3086269830083734483ZnqsVE


"Stovebolt 1/2 tons are not welcome to future Homecoming Events?"

Cos, I'm sure all the half toners are welcome, it just means we can call John Shirley all weekend!


~ Billy
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Dear Brothers;

I belive Brother Milliman has labeled our esteemed President a "boy" or worse yet a "homo" for having a 1/2 ton. Where is the SAA when you need one. Oh thats right, he is driving his 1/2 ton at 85 mph..............

John G

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LOVE IT!

Man, my stomach is burning from laughing so hard........


~ Phillip
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1952 Pontiac Chieftain Convertible straight 8 hydramatic
1945 GMC half ton truck - Driver- Sold 9-15-25
1946 Chevy COE - SOLD 1-5-26 BUH BYE CHEVY!
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When I got up this morning there was this smell. At first I figured the Rocket had dropped his normal morning payload but I was wrong. As I approached my home office the smell got worse.

Turns out its this page from all the BS being flung around by my fellow brothers.

As the SAA of this great ODSS it is my duty to return the society to order when things get out of align. Since the $hit is getting pretty deep pretty fast here, I shal hold a quick, trial by fire for each that have stepped out of line. But first, my opening comment.

FACT:

The Presidential Motorcade is required to consist of 1/2 ton trucks. This purpose is for swift and speedy escapes when the President is in imminent danger. Further, The President is a very busy and important man, he does not have the time or the patience to travel at 43mph! Also The President also likes to ride in comfort! So traveling with Mr. Milliman in Heavy D would not fulfil this requirement.

Now, to deal with my out-of-line brothers:

Brother Gott:
Original drivelines could go 80-85, its just too darn loud! You will be let off the hook with a warning....

Brother Roache:
Hauling Hay CAN be done in a 1/2 ton! Further, when have you seen a 1/2 ton broken down? Also, how many distributors have I put in your truck? Seems like these "Big Boys" rely heavily of the 1/2 tonners to shuttle parts and mechanics to where they are needed. Sentence; 20 pushups and go open Dempsey's hood and wax the valve cover.

Brother Marlow:
You started this whole mess, I hold you responsible for getting all these brothers fired up! Sentence; You need to rotate your lugnuts, 45 pushups and your sir shall not wash your truck for 2 weeks!!

Brother Milliman:
Referring to the President and the SAA as a "homo" is a felony offense! You sir owe Mr. President 100 pushups. Further, the next time the Presidential Motorcade graces Stovebolt HQ we shall be parked in the best parking spaces available and yes, you will be reffered to as Shirley.....

Bottom line men, as Brother Milliman has been quoted "None of us are as strong as all of us" We need the 1/2 ton bullets along with the big boy slugs to have fun and get the job done. Each truck has a duty and a purpose. For that, I am glad to call each of you brother....

Mr President, have you anything to add???


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Wise as ever, Brother Sweet. I have completed my sentence. I even threw in 25 side straddle hops just for good measure.

Heck, I was even going to call Brother Gott a "Weasel Turd" for selling me out, but I won't do that now that I've benefitted from your sage council (even if he is one).

Just one last thing ... you only objected to being called "homos" ... eeeek

smile
Shirley


~ John

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I OBJECT! and am hereby appealing my sentence.
My purpose for the OP was to help out a fellow bolter only to once again be slandered by a Pierce. SAA, I ask you to go back and read the 3rd post and you will once again see who started this whole thing by talking out of their tailpipe!


oh and ah anyone got a lug wrench I can borrow?

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~ Billy
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"Just one last thing ... you only objected to being called "homos"...

smile
Shirley"

I just spit my salad at the screen.

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~ Billy
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Fellow Brothers;
Brother Marlow, you are to modest.
I present a video of Billy in action with the impact gun. He does'nt need no stinking lug wrench.........



Carry on Billy


John G

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1940 Chevy G506 4112 cargo dump
1942 Diamond T G509 969A 4 ton wrecker
1942 Ward LaFrance G116 series 2 10 ton wrecker
1944 Ward LaFrance G116 series 5 10 ton wrecker
1931 Ford AA with a WEAVER crane
1944 Sterling HC 165 tractor
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SAA, more proof as to who is too blame for the current unsettling within our group. Proof I say!



Now I ask, who is a fault, me or 1/4 ton over there.....

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Fellow Brothers;

You need more proof, with all the trash talk from the Rush Chair on half tons, here he is being escorted by 2 half tons. BACK ATCHA.



JOHN G


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1942 Diamond T G509 969A 4 ton wrecker
1942 Ward LaFrance G116 series 2 10 ton wrecker
1944 Ward LaFrance G116 series 5 10 ton wrecker
1931 Ford AA with a WEAVER crane
1944 Sterling HC 165 tractor
1944 Autocar U7144T w/ 10 ton trailer
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Brother Marlow

While I will admit our ODSS Librarian Brother Pierce and his old man do start a lot of crap both here and in life in general. I have taken the time to review the third post out of respect of the brotherhood. However, in conclusion your objection is

OVERRULED!

But let the record show those two do have a lotta $hit with them!!!


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Now that you girls have all this settled. Sweet - What is the purpose of my truck exactly? I hear what you are saying, but for 2 years now it seems the purpose of my truck has been only to make Junior look like he is making progress.
Billy thanks for finding my new hood. Appears to be attached to a 12 ft flat bed 66 something-or-other. If only I had a place to drag that beast and store it for the next decade. The hood looks clean.
Looking forward to seeing everyone soon.
Hambone


~ HB
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Hambone #849662 05/08/2012 3:27 AM
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Oh No He Did'nt call us a bunch of girls, SWEEEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Mike
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Originally Posted by Bill Marlow
SAA, more proof as to who is too blame for the current unsettling within our group. Proof I say!



Now I ask, who is a fault, me or 1/4 ton over there.....

EXCELLENT Fuel economy...runs on direct air injection....no manifold or carb needed...needs a windshield....Too Many bugs in the Teeth....:)


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Brother Billy;

Looks like the SAA just yelled at you in 28 font BOLD, I think the methane gas from Rocket's diaper(s) have effected his judgement. My son has offered to hold a bake sale for your defense fund.


John G


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J Gott #849738 05/08/2012 1:00 PM
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I think my video speaks for itself.....

You could be right about the Rockets payload perfume though.
Tell your son I appreciate it, lets hold off on the brownies.....


~ Billy
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