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#951144 06/18/2013 11:51 AM
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Hello Stovebolt Nation! I'm the proud new owner of a 1950 3100 and a proud new member of Stovebolt.com. My apologies to the guy I beat at the auction to buy this pickup. Despite the flaws, it is a beauty!!!! It's nice to have the knowledge base this website provides. Thank you guys!

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Welcome, but we need photos as soon as you learn to post them.


Bob

1954 Chevy 3100 5-Window
1954 5-Window COE aka "THE BEAST"
Bill Ritchie's Original Truck

Granddad's Hardware Store: Ritchie Hardware, Concord, N.C.
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I'm gonna tackle the photo thing tomorrow. I thought I was ok on these computers until I read through the photo tutorial. Wow

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iflytheriver, Welcome to the Stovebolt Page. I can see you already have found out there is a wealth of knowledge here and the folks are just as great to. We are here to help you....no such thing as a stupid question, either. We all had to learn.

Just try to remember to ask questions in the most appropriate forum....like engine questions in the engine forum.

Looking forward to seeing some picture. One you get set up on photobucket or similar hosting site its quite easy to post links to pictures. Good luck. See ya around the garage.
Oh, I don't feel sorry for the guy who lost the bid. By you winning you wanted it more and will take good care of it!!!

EDIT: what part of Alaska you in? There are other bolters there also. Perhaps you guys could fly the river and have a gabfest smile later,Alvin

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Welcome to the site. It's to to see the beauty despite the obvious flaws. Stay focused on the positives and you will be in good shape. Good luck with it.

Leo

Leo #952202 06/23/2013 11:34 PM
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Thanks for the welcome. I get distracted with a few of the summer things Alaska has to offer so I was off the net for awhile. I'll try to post a picture here. I'll continue to check out the car shows here to meet other old chevy lovers.
http://i1200.photobucket.com/albums/bb327/iflytheriver/IMG_0927.jpg

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River;

That's a great truck. Looks like a previous owner did a lot of the hard work already. Hopefully the internals look as good as the paint and wheels/tires.

Great buck in the next picture too. Is that a 10 pointer?


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Welcome! You got a nice one there!


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