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Name's Scott

36 from Western VA

Married with 3 kiddos (4,10,&11)

 

- 1972 Chevelle 350/th350

- 1968 Chevy K10 lwb fleet 283/sm465(will eventually be going to my youngest daughter who is 10 now)

- 70 Chevy C10 lwb fleet 350/3 on tree (will eventually be going to my oldest daughter who is 11 now)

 

Looking to purchase a 2015 Silverado 1500 4x4 soon. Hopefully that works out for us as my wife and I are really looking forward to the change from our 2014 Civic.

 

Into art, bushcraft, woodcraft, hand tooled leather, custom paint and airbrush, all sorts of hobbies. Been into hot rods and choppers since my early early years.

 

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Posted

Name's Scott

36 from Western VA

Married with 3 kiddos (4,10,&11)

- 1972 Chevelle 350/th350

- 1968 Chevy K10 lwb fleet 283/sm465(will eventually be going to my youngest daughter who is 10 now)

- 70 Chevy C10 lwb fleet 350/3 on tree (will eventually be going to my oldest daughter who is 11 now)

Looking to purchase a 2015 Silverado 1500 4x4 soon. Hopefully that works out for us as my wife and I are really looking forward to the change from our 2014 Civic.

Into art, bushcraft, woodcraft, hand tooled leather, custom paint and airbrush, all sorts of hobbies. Been into hot rods and choppers since my early early years.e41ed05cf38a61e935de0bcf47be5630.jpg7ab52440f0b542b7ba060cb4a4f27d22.jpg3ae1650e7ea4ab9226a50ce8daccc60f.jpgf5bfd63353d8d665b3331476232ca3f8.jpgea3b3dc569f5ef8c47d8b1d8ec927c99.jpg

Welcome, and nice old school rides! I came from an accord to my 2015 silvy, and boy let me tell you... you are in for a real treat if u get one! I am absolutely in love with mine. And im pretty sure itll be a nice step up from the civic, AND your '68 and '70. Theyve changed a few things in these since then. But just a few lol
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Thanks guys. We're really looking forward to the change. I've always been a Chevy guy, but honestly I haven't been impressed with any Chevy pickup made after 1972. Until now. I am really impressed with the 2015+.

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