Ole-trucks is a hobby that seems to get into your blood and becomes
a way of life. And a large one at that. (who doesn't have a name for
their truck?)
While family, and friends stay at the top of my list of priorities.
The next in line is my ole-truck. Who here can't say they don't get
excited when they see a truck the same year as theirs in a movie? Or
whose heart doesn't skip a beat when spotting a rusty relic behind a
barn, that might be for sale? Who hasn't after figuring their bills,
gone to work thinking "This weeks check can get me......"
Ole-trucks brings us all together, as this list shows. We are the
nicest bunch of guys and gals ever brought together that I have known.
All because of a common interest...ole-trucks. A piece of steel and
rubber that somehow through blood sweat and tears becomes a living
thing. Something we talk to, bath, feed, and miss when we're away from.
Now if someone is so into the ole-truck scene, and it's lifestyle.
And cares enough about all of us on the list, that he or she remembers
the rest of us when coming across a part or truck that someone might
need. Then I say thanks! To me thats one of the things friends do for
each other, and I appreciate you for thinking of the rest of us.
Thanks for sharing in the hunt
Thanks for the excitement, of finding treasures
Thanks for helping us all look out for each other.
OK, I'll shut up, and go back to the shop now.
Terry & Ace
oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
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