Hello from Oklahoma Panhandle
 

Old dog needs help learning new tricks. I'm a retired farmer/rancher/custom hay baler. Have restored 9 late 50-mid 60's cars, and two old travel trailers as hobby. All from pre-computor days. Need help and guidance in learning to work on a '97 Chev 454, auto, crew-cab dually. Has 117000 mi., well kept, to use for RV towing only. No desire to hot-rod, just good maintenance and desire to learn how the computor system works. We're never too old to learn! Thanks to all in advance.
Cayoterun

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Welcome to the board from South Mississippi!:D

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Welcome from Washington!

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Welcome from FT Worth TX.

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Welcome from Kelowna

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Welcome to the board from Texas

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Welcome To The Boards From The Great White North!

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Welcome from Maple Ridge!

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Welcome to the site from Indiana

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Welcome to our addiction, please check out the Oklahoma roll (link in my signature)...

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:welcome2: From West TN :hi2:

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:welcome2: to the board from KY!

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:hiya: Welcome to the site from cold & snowy Michigan .I see youv'e tinkered with a few cars ...:ho:

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'58 Chev Impala
'65 Chev Impala Conv
Two '64 Olds Cutlass Convs
'63 Ford Galaxy Conv
'72 Ford Conv.
'65 Thunderbird Conv.
'62 Thunderbird Conv
'66 Scotty Sportsman "13" travel trailer
'47 Spartan Manor
I savvy the old stuff, now I'd like to understand the workins' of the "new" stuff, the '97 Chev, crew cab dually is my next victim.
Thanks all for the welcome.
Cayoterun

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Oh Yes,
Forgot the '68 Firebird Ragtop.
The '58 Imp was my hotrod. Pumped up a 454/w competition power-glide, dual fuel- gas & propane- won't bore all with the other added goodies. Those days are over due to light stoke leaving vision troubles, but you younger ones keep tweekin' em and smoking those tires.
Cayoterun

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Welcome to the forum cayoterun

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Welcome from south Alabama,and good luck.

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Hi, Prerunner1982:
I can't get the Oklahoma Roll to open up. Can you tell me how?
I'm about as literate on this thing as my truck system.
Thanks, Cayoterun

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Hey welcome to the board from OKC. Yea the link to Oklohoma Roll Call doesn't work. Go to the Regional forum and the Southwest it should be underthere.

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Hello, Chevycrazy67: I volunteer for a Heritage museum located in Boise City, Ok and an old farmer gave them 4 old trucks that had accumulated on his farm. One was a '37 Dodge 3/4 ton which his dad had bought new and had complete set of registration papers from the first one. A fella' from Dothan bought it, drove all the way up here to get it. Like to have gone nuts over how rust free it was. We only have 17 in. average rainfall here. Wish I could remember the guys name, but if you run across a '37 Dodge fan there, ask him if it came from up here. His adult son came with him and he said his Dad was so exited over its condition that he thought he might ride in it on the trailer all the way to Dothan, afraid he was dreaming.
Cayoterun

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Found the Okie roll call-Thanks
Also I have a problem question listed in the 88-98 section if any of you want to offer any suggestions. We're open to any and all advice.
We're pretty sure that once found it will be a little petty deal, but they can sure cause alot of rock-kickin', name callin' fits 'til found. Sometimes it easier to have a rod stickin out the block. At least you can find it!
Cayoterun
Ok. Panhandle-- "Where a handshake is still a contract"

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Welcome from Central Texas

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Sorry I believe I have the linked fixed...

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Hello, Nutsforchevys
I sold my Scotty travel trailer to a lady in Granville. Delivered it to her last year. A good pastor friend lives in De Leon. Small world.
Cayoterun

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Welcome to the board from central Califorina!:metal: