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#992744 12/15/2013 6:27 PM
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Think this first for me but at 67 may be off.Have been here lots of times looking and used good idea on first time for me doing king pins in my 1937 chevy 1/2.Had it since 1977 and was a old long parked street rod with locked 283 and floor boards gone.
My late dad and I put a 1967 283 and pg in it.Used it for firewood and hauled drag bikes in it often.
Sold a 38 chevy 1/2.Got it running but never street ready.Allso sold a 36Ford1/2 I had traded a motorcycle for.Motorcycles have been my main means of travel most my long like but allways liked old cars/trucks.32chevy 2ds oldest for me and 36Ply coupe the best shape one owned.The 37pu is full fendered but close to a rat.

Paul Logue #992758 12/15/2013 8:28 PM
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Welcome Paul, there's more 37s around, love that style.

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Paul Logue #992791 12/15/2013 11:45 PM
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Paul, welcome to the Stovebolt. As you can see I like the 37's myself. Spent over 5 years putting one on the road. I know you've had a lot of fun over the years and continuing to do it sounds like "the right thing to do". Lots of knowledge and good folks here but if you've been checking in before you already know that. We're here to help. Besides, I'm going on 67 and looking for my next project now.
I'm also sure you'll find some more bolters close by. Check in often and I'm sure you'll see them...or they will find you!!
Good luck.


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Paul Logue #993416 12/18/2013 3:23 PM
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Hay Paul My 37 isn't going as fast as I would like but I hope to do a lot this winter.Hope to have it running next summer.Good luck with yours.
Bill




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