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		Just a quick Hello 
		I've been lurking around for a few days reading all the wonderful threads on this site so I thought I'd better post an introduction. I'm 32 and been into hot roding since I was about 14. Most the the stuff I've done in the past has been mostly race orientated (bracket racing and dirt mods mostly). I lost the interest in racing several years ago but still enjoy tinkering in the shop. My first thought was to build a T bucket, but this afternoon my pappy-in law :p  gave me a '53 or '54 Chevy PU so I think I'm going to build it into a beater, parts chaser, rat rod sort of thing. It is just a cab, doors, and front fenders (I think I saw 1 or 2 hood out there that might fit) but the sheet metal seems pretty solid, part of the frame is there but all of the suspension was cut out ( he owned a wrecking yard and crushed out a few years before me and my wife meet:CRY: but there is still alot of neat odds-n-ends out there). Well sorry to be so long winded, thanks to all of you for the great info on this site.
 
 Kevin
 
 (just noticed I posted this in the wrong place maybe one of the mods can move it. Sorry:o )
 
 
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		Welcome,Sounds like a good project,good luck with it,and don't be afraid to ask questions,no matter how stupid they may seem to you. The dumbest question is the one not asked!   Hank 
 
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		Kevin,  Welcome to CHR.   Everybody has to start a project somewhere, and it looks like you got a pretty good start by having some critical pieces in good condition.   Keep us posted with your progress and give us some pictures while you're at it.   People here LOVE pictures. :LOL: :LOL: 
 
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		Hi Kevin, welcome.  Don't worry about posting in the wrong places, everybody on here is kind and laid back, so you won't get a fine or anything. :D  If there were fines for making mistakes on here, I would have to sign over everything I own to cover my little screwups. :o :o 
 
 As the guys said, keep us posted and give us lots of pictures to look at as you go along.
 
 
 Don
 
 PS:  I bet New Mexico has lots of old tin laying around of the non rusted variety.