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uncle willem 10-26-2002 01:31 PM

introdusing my self
 
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well,i'm Willem and new in Your forum,and like all of you over there,a great fanatic lover from chevy's from the 50ths&60ths
At the moment my chevy (C10 '69PU) is in a state of a groundup restouration.well the chassies is allmost done,bud still needs a lot of attention.I hope there is a gearhead in your forum who can
help me out when i need some knowhow.kind reguards.Willem

68 Stepside 10-26-2002 01:46 PM

WOW!! Belgium...that's a long way off...

Welcome to the forum, from Illinois, US!!!!

You'll be able to get plenty of help over here, as there are many, many people that know these trucks inside and out.

That frame looks great by the way!!

Regards

TJ

sixnine 10-26-2002 02:22 PM

Lubbock, Texas says HOWDY!!! The frame looks beautiful. This is a great forum, I'm sure you'll find all the help you need. And I'm sure you could contribute some tips too. Good luck!!!

weasel29gm 10-26-2002 02:22 PM

Welcome from West Virginia, nice lookin' frame. There is alot of good folks here and a good bit of info. So have fun and enjoy!!!:bowtie: :flag: :bowtie:

Cheesewagon 10-26-2002 02:51 PM

A big Welcome from from Northern Ohio.:) :bowtie:

uncle willem 10-26-2002 02:54 PM

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OK,thank you,to all who replayed on my intro,and yes i can give you a hint,when you planning to swap out your manuel steering agains a powered one,dont forget to reinforse the part of the frame with a template.now the cold days are comming,i discovered,a ugley crack between the mounting holes. in the frame.bud maybee its old news for you buddys over there,over here counts,the older you get,the more experiens. haha.
By the way,its saturdaynight and i'm just be payd!!!
Time to open the bottles!! prosit.
Kind regards Willem
PS. next week,this mill have to go in the frame,after standing for one year in my livingroom

Randy70C-10 10-26-2002 03:05 PM

Wow, Belgium! Is it hard to get parts for your restoration?
Welcome to the board from Virginia!! :cool:

stllookn 10-26-2002 03:09 PM

Willem, Beautiful motor and nice touch, leaving it in the front room for one year! No better place to admire it. I once had six race bikes in my front room...very cool place to sit and drink beer! Prost! I spent some time in Belgium and really enjoyed the country. I am pleased to see some of you are into something more than lace and waffles...LOL! You have some wicked beer in that country too. Welcome to the board from Seattle, WA and keep posting those pictures. Check out the parts board too if you need anything during reassembly...I've got lots of parts for just the cost of shipping. Best Regards

Gordo 10-26-2002 05:10 PM

Welcome from Connecticut USA! Great job! Lots of good knowledgable folks on this board to help. Please keep us posted as to progress.

Palf70Step 10-26-2002 07:44 PM

Het welcome to the board from Mississippi. I use to do engines and stuff in the living room, then I got a wife and kids...Bathtube use to make a gret place to wash poarts too.... Oh well civiliaization comes to us once in a while.

Love the look of the engine. Looking forward to your progress over there.

barn9 10-26-2002 08:32 PM

Welcome from Kansas! Nice lookin' frame and motor you have there. You're in the right spot, this board is the best source of info you'll find. :bowtie:

Sierra 10-26-2002 08:41 PM

Willem, a hearty welcome from the great state of Texas! The frame looks great, and I hope you have a warm winter! Welcome to the board. If you have any questions, this is the place to get answers.

Tim

Southpa 10-26-2002 09:15 PM

Welcome Willem! From Victoria, BC, Canada. We are truely "international". Keep us posted on the progress. You will turn alot of heads where you are when you get rolling. show us the body! (not yours, the truck)

Tim Christian 10-26-2002 09:27 PM

A Big Tennessee Howdy-Do!!!:D

chucks70 10-26-2002 09:44 PM

Hey, another greeting from West Virginia. I don't know much about these trucks yet, but the guys on this board are a wealth of info. Nice frame. Wife was walkin through the room and said you'd have to put a board over the motor and make her a coffee table if it was goin to stay. Good luck and welcome.

Rod 10-26-2002 10:02 PM

Welcome from Manitoba Canada. :canada:

Longhorn Man 10-26-2002 11:41 PM

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...&postid=185141
Now THAT is what I need sittin by my recliner!
Welcome to teh board that wioll argue over every question and beat it like a horse. :D
Just messin, your in good company here.
Welcome from central Ohio US of A.

SNOOP 10-27-2002 12:03 AM

WELCOME
 
WELCOME TO THE BOARD

firstgencamaros 10-27-2002 12:25 AM

Welcome from Gilbert, Arizona! Glad to have you with us!
Later,:flag:

yellowgmc 10-27-2002 02:05 AM

welcome from minnesota!! good luck. your're off to a better start than i am!!!:)

oleblue72 10-27-2002 03:48 AM

Welcome A-Board :bowtie:

GMCjunkie 10-27-2002 07:45 AM

Welcome from Southern Georgia!!

Over_My_Head 10-27-2002 09:38 AM

Welcome from Oshawa Ontario Canada, the birthplace of many trucks.

Trevor :canada:

frg41 10-27-2002 10:13 AM

Welcome Aboard From Calif.

racedvl 10-27-2002 11:16 AM

A real man keeps his engine IN the house!! LOL!!! I love it!


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