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hi, my name is dan and wanted to say hi so "HI" i just love these old beaters,they need love,i was wondering if i can be here with what i have, i have 2 1936 chevrolet coupe/pickups,these are the ones with the factory bed in the trunks,like the first elcamino,then i have a 1950 coe 5700, then i just bought that 1936 chevrolet tow truck that was on ebay last week,i looking at a 1947 2 ton dump bed,and i have a 1967 chevy cattle truck with 76,000 miles on it.so with all this iron i want to "belong" here, do i fit here? i do engine machining and love machining these old blocks, i use a CNC machine to do so,well thats some of my story,dan


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1936 1.5 wrecker,1937 gmc coe,1939 Chevrolet coe,1942 4x4 coe, 1942 coe,1946 dump,1947 2 ton dump,another 1947 2 ton dump,1950 coe,1967 c30,1937 cat 22,1936 Chevrolet 5 window foremans coupe, 1914 ford speedster.
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Of course you fit here, Benny! I mean, Dan! Welcome!


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Hi Dan,welcome from Scotland.
Judging by your fleet you're almost overqualified to hang out here!
Joking apart,i'm sure you'll be more than welcome by all.

I'm also quite sure your experience in the machine shop will come in handy for some,assuming you want to share your pearls of wisdom?
See you around the forums.
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thanks tom r, if i can help anybody with what i know i will be glad to help, been machining these engines since 1976.


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thanks jockbolter50 (jock) ask me anything about machining and if i know i'll share what i know,always glad to help, bensonsmachine.com i am not pluging my shop just letting you see what i do. take care, dan


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1936 1.5 wrecker,1937 gmc coe,1939 Chevrolet coe,1942 4x4 coe, 1942 coe,1946 dump,1947 2 ton dump,another 1947 2 ton dump,1950 coe,1967 c30,1937 cat 22,1936 Chevrolet 5 window foremans coupe, 1914 ford speedster.
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I believe that coupe/pickup your referring to is what was called a "UTE" in Australia. I'd like to have one of those myself!!

I'm sure you will be able to help guys in the forums. Perhaps especially in the Engine forum. Since this is the Welcome Centre "Welcome to the Stovebolt". Best on the net.


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thank you! not a ute! they called them "foremans coupe" factory built, 5 window coupe then they cut down the trunk and slid in a bed with tail gate!


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1936 1.5 wrecker,1937 gmc coe,1939 Chevrolet coe,1942 4x4 coe, 1942 coe,1946 dump,1947 2 ton dump,another 1947 2 ton dump,1950 coe,1967 c30,1937 cat 22,1936 Chevrolet 5 window foremans coupe, 1914 ford speedster.
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Originally Posted by Achipmunk
I believe that coupe/pickup your referring to is what was called a "UTE" in Australia. I'd like to have one of those myself!!

Here you go Alvin,as Dan mentions the Ute is a different beastie altogether.
Foremans Coupe v Ute.
I like 'em whatever they're called! lol.

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1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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OOOOK. Thanks guys. I learned something today. I'm aaaaOK now.


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Hi Dan Good to see another North Idahoan on Stovebolt. Those Coupe/pickups are cool
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thanks bill,its good to be a north idahoan. nice pics of your truck. maken more progress? nice to meet you,dan


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Hello Dan, glad to have you on the BEST web site on a computer. The folks here will help you do anything you want or need to do. Some great advise on here. I've been helped so much and am so thankful for all the great people on here. WELCOME ABORD! Hummm! Believe I was in the Navy? Well I was. Take care and look around. Some good stuff on here. Steven, Red 49 Truck


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