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A lot has happened since my first submission. I added a new radiator, disc brakes on front power assisted, higher speed rear end, pertronic ignition and coil, 12 volt conversion. Also just got it painted black and gold two tone . It is now able to be driven every day and is reliable so far!

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Good things usually take time. It sounds as though you are busy. I tried the link but must be doing something wrong...can't get it to work?

You gonna make it to the Stovebolt Reunion in Sept??


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Yep, got a great story for you. I have been storing the truck at my father in laws farm in an enclosed barn. It had started to rust on the chrome bumper a little. I moved it to a friends house who was going through a seperation from his wife. He has three garages, two that are heated and cooled and a third one that isn't. He was really in a bad place with the wife leaving etc. He has always loved the old truck so I let him drive it and store it and he agreed to paint it . He decided to do that instead of spending the money to buy one himself.He got it painted and drove it for a year or so. Then guess what, his wife decided it wasn't so great being out there at age 50, she came baaaaaack. The first things she said to my good friend was, Hey, I have been gone for two years, have you cleaned this house in two years? He of course said no not really. The second thing she said was I want that GD old stinky truck out of my garage!!The ball and chain is back!

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ouch!


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I used to hear from him a couple of times a week, a call or a text message, now since she is back.....nothing. She has total control of his life. Why did he want her back? Guess he wanted to be told what to do.

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Yes, I will try to make the meeting in September. The Roy story is a great story. He is a doctor and just is a working machine, but was brought up as a hunter, fisher etc. normal type guy. He has been a life long friend. I roomed with him In college been friends since 1968.
Still a little bit of a city kid though, it took him awhile to learn how to shift the old 48. Used to grind the gears some at first.

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Ouch is right! Settled into a pattern now though.

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I am going to try to make it this year!


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