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#873715 08/10/2012 12:28 PM
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Just purchased a"restored" 58 Apache 36. More like a project as I have to undo most of the "restoration". Oh well that is what is fun about having a project. After I have gone through all the systems and then done the cosmetics I will have a truck that I know inside and out. This truck is mostly stock longbed stepside with 235 cu in 6 and 4 speed with a Granny gear. Planning on keeping it that way. Thanks in advance for being here. I hope I can gain some knowledge and perhaps offer some. 58 Chevy Apache 36

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Good looking truck!
Congrats on the find and good luck with your project.
Jerry


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Thanks Jerry, I looked at your project pictures and you are quite an inspiration. When I look at your truck and how much work you had, I have nothing to complain about. Thanks for the inspiration.

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Had? LOL
It's still an on going project... but I'm loving every minute, every nut, bolt and clutch head screw!
Each step I'm closer to actually driving it. Enjoy that mean green machine of yours. smile
Glad you feel inspired!
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Hello to you.....where in the Falls do you have coffee, would like to visit. I have a 49 chevy that is my on going project and I think this spring I will be on the road my email is [email protected]

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jrt, welcome to the Bolt. You may want to drop by the Welcome Centre and tell folks a little about your 49. Hope you enjoy your stay here. Tons of information and good folks.

....say, you are Idahofeller wouldn't know Brad Rankin would you? He use to live here in S.C. but moved several years ago. He has a 49 with a stroker in it. I'm not sure but I THINK he moved to somewhere around Ashton. Great guy and a good chiropractor to.


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