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#970920 09/11/2013 12:16 PM
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The first truck I drove was a 6066 GMC. It was my Dad's work truck. I was 5 or 6 years old. My brother was babysitting. I was climbing around the truck and figured out how to press the clutch thereby rolling the truck out into our quiet residential street. My brother had to come pull the truck back into the driveway.
I have owned "Linda" a 1980 GMC 15 (305/3-on-the-tree) and "Rex" a 2006 GMC 2500HD (6.0L/auto). I don't know a can shaft from a mine shaft but I want to learn. A few gearheads live in my neighbourhood and have told me to get something which runs. There is one for sale on kijiji.ca and she will be mine (someday).

Garfman #970949 09/11/2013 1:59 PM
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Garfman, welcome to the Stovebolt Page. You'll find what you need here to help you find and work on our old trucks. Knowledge and folks willing to help are right here.

Remember, it takes about 4, maybe 5 post before you can start sending PM's and to enjoy all the benefits and stuff available here. (being moderated for a few post helps us to weed and keep out the spammers)
Visit often, lots to learn and this is the place. Good luck and See ya around the garage.


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