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rwade · 08-16-2013, 10:46 AM

Thank you chad & everyone for the compliments. I wish I did live closer to some that shared such a strong interest in the 67-72 GM trucks. I can appreciate the story's & history that goes along with a lot of these trucks and people on here. You mentioned Eric, his mom's battle with cancer hits home to me as well as several others who's family members are battling or have lost the battle to cancer. I lost my dad a year ago after a short (about 3 months) fight with lung cancer. He taught me all I know & some I don't. My first truck he bought me was a 69 GMC stepside we wretched on till I got my license. So... These trucks will always hold a special place for me. Love this site and the down to earth people who share it. You guys have a blessed day.

Wade
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08-16-2013, 10:46 AM	#62
rwade Registered User Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Louisiana Posts: 970	Re: My 72 with 405/25/24's Thank you chad & everyone for the compliments. I wish I did live closer to some that shared such a strong interest in the 67-72 GM trucks. I can appreciate the story's & history that goes along with a lot of these trucks and people on here. You mentioned Eric, his mom's battle with cancer hits home to me as well as several others who's family members are battling or have lost the battle to cancer. I lost my dad a year ago after a short (about 3 months) fight with lung cancer. He taught me all I know & some I don't. My first truck he bought me was a 69 GMC stepside we wretched on till I got my license. So... These trucks will always hold a special place for me. Love this site and the down to earth people who share it. You guys have a blessed day. Wade Posted via Mobile Device