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#873562 08/09/2012 9:04 PM
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Hey guys,

I've been lurking for a while (and by lurking I mean stealing information from the tech section) and finally decided to register and post on the forums.

My family and myself have a bunch of old vehicles, but the ones that you'd be interested in are the grey '42 truck and the red '46 truck.

The grey one is my father's and has been in the family since the end of world war two. He purchased it off the army, rebuilt the motor, gave it a coat of killrust and put it to work on the farm.

The old girl's never been unregistered, never been restored, still runs like a clock and I get her out more often than not. For example, last weekend I took her for a 200 mile round trip to Brisbane and back for a car show.

My red one ws purchased by my father in the 80s as a manure-hauler (my Dad used to own and run a racehorse stud) and as a parts truck for the grey beast. It's vbeen sitting in a paddock for the past decade or so waiting for me to drag her into town and get cracking.

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Ok, I'm having some trouble posting pictures.

I don't know why, but whenever I copy and paste anything into the 'post' box, it doesn't show up when I post it onto the forum, but shows up fine in the preview box.

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Some of us are having the some problems. I am having that problem intermittently using different computers/OSes and different browsers.

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Welcome trentie, sounds like the grey one is a keeper.

I'm not too good at posting links either, there is a section somewhere on how to do it.

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Welcome to the Stovebolt,Trentie. I like stories like the one about the grey truck. Great that you are now the guardian. Take good care of them....they have earned it!!
Let us know how we can help.

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Welcome, and hope you figure out the picture thing, I wanna see pics!


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G'day Trentie,welcome from one of the few poms who frequent this site.....
There's also quite a few Aussie bolters here,but as I'm sure you know you're all probably quite a few miles apart!
Look forward to seeing the pics when you manage.
Good luck.
Jock.


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Hi Trentie....always good to add some more great trucks to the board ! You must love them to run 200 miles to the show *G*


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hi trentie i am in newcastle nsw enjoying life down under great to hear another chevy on road


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Awesome!!! Love the pup too!!!

I'm also kinda diggin the cut fenders on the grey one!!!


Welcome to the forum!!!


After searching for a year I found the next project!
46' 1/2 ton in pieces! took 2 trips to get it home, but most of the hard work was already done!!!

-jerry
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Looking good Trentie,but by the looks of the picture of you and the pooch there's not a lot of work gettin' done! lol


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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Very cool truck Trentie smile I love the original patina.
Great co-pilot too smile

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Hello Trenti, Welcome Aboard. I've got some friends in your neck of the woods. Virgina "Dale Hicks and her family. They came to Mississippi and visited with us a few years ago. Glad to have you here. Steven, Red 49 Truck.


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Hey Trentie, I am married to a Sheila from you neck of the woods (across the Tasman, and she calls OZ "the left island by the way). Welcome to the Stovebolts! I get down there at least once a year. I also mess with Indian motorbikes and have several friends in OZ that collect them as well. Stop by often!


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