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#871096 07/31/2012 11:03 PM
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Hello,

First post on this forum, I just bought on the spur of the moment a really rough 48' Chevy pickup and am looking forward to "meeting" the folks here and hopefully learn a little as well!

Rob

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Welcome to the Stovebolt,Rob. I think you'll enjoy it here. Lots of good folks with knowledge they are willing to share. I'm not sure what part of Canada your in but there are several Canadian Bolters here that you will meet.

As you post your questions in the most appropiate forum for maximun results, you'll get to meet those that can help.

Good luck and post us some pics when you can. We're here to help.


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Welcome to the best truck site on the net!

Mind me asking where in Canada you are?

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welcome from australia we love chevs as well you will enjoy the adventure


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Hi Rob,welcome from Scotland,Alvin's pretty much covered all the bases.
Good luck with your '48 and don't forget the pics...

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Welcome from Illinois!
As soon as you get a chance please post pictures of your 48 on one of the photo hosting sites and post a link here. Better yet, send in a picture and brief bio for the Gallery.
(We love old truck pictures and stories.)
Good luck with your truck, and Have Fun, Safely.


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Welcome Rob, you really narrowed down your location by saying Canada. So, is it a Canadian truck, a 1300 or a 3100? Yes, this is a great place to learn about these old trucks, don't be shy.

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Eh! Rob as the guys said here it's a great place to learn and get great advise from. I have been on for just a few months and learned so much just by reading previous posts. I don't really have to ask as it's all here. Where in Canada do you live and maybe we have a bolter close by to give a hand.


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