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01-08-2010, 06:04 PM
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Location: Kansas City (Roeland Park KS)
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Re: The "Keep on Truckin' " '34 Chevy Build
Cactus1
Sorry for the slow response, I finally took a close look at your build. What can I say? You're the Man, building with your own hands. I can't say the same — and for that reason — my hat's off to you. A Chevy in an OLD Chevy....cool. Even though I'm a Mopar fan, my first hot rod was powered by a '55 265, or whichever year did come equipped with an oil filter boss from the factory. It powered a '50 Ford (oops) business coupe, it was a wonderful car. Keep up the outstanding work and stay warm. Trakrodstr aka charlie
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