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#924157 03/02/2013 11:12 AM
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Hi Guys (Ladies,too),
I'm new to the forum but not to Chevy trucks. Over the years I've had at least one truck in each year range from 1947-1997; not so many of the newer ones. Currently, I've got a '72 Blazer (rust bucket), and am picking up a '70 Pickup next week; its body will go onto the Blazer chassis for a cool little "shorty" shop truck (once I build a nifty little flatbed for it). I've also got my eye on a very nice '56 Suburban that's a completed truck. I retired from teaching auto and machining for over 30 years (5 years ago), so I may be officially classified as an old fart. My vehicles get driven year round unless I have to worry about some fool sliding into me; I have a '63 Ranchero (now Chevy powered), a '64 Econoline (didn't want a Corvair, sorry), and a couple of other projects going. I make custom shifter knobs as a retirement business. Not hawking for business here; I'm so busy with wholesale work that I'm dropping most of my single projects. That ought to do it for now!
Koolknobs

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"Wyojming"....oh well, whatever!!

Hey kooknobs, welcome to the Stovebolt. I believe you'll fit right in here. Lots of knowledge and great folks. Sounds like you have a lot of experience to share as well. I'm sure you'll see and find other stovebolters from your area.

When you can post up a link to some pictures. We love old chevy iron and love the pics. See ya around the garage.


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koolknobs #924293 03/02/2013 8:10 PM
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Welcome koolknobs, I'm sure you'll fit right in with all that experience. Good luck with getting the '56.

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koolknobs #925657 03/07/2013 11:13 PM
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Welcome KKnobs. If you get to the Denver area, give me a shout.


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