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aerotruk63 01-03-2013 12:14 PM

Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Contacted them to see if we can help.

http://www.newsminer.com/news/local_...9bb30f31a.html

oem4me 01-03-2013 12:30 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Good man, Aero. Between all of us here there should be no trouble getting parts or anything else they need. Hopefully one of the participants will sign in and let us help.

j.kirn 01-03-2013 12:56 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I can help with some of my spare parts i have if they need them

perro13 01-03-2013 10:37 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I'm in too, if they let us

tobytuttle 01-03-2013 10:44 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I'm in....I do know a few people, and a few yards full of clean metal...... be that fairbanks is close to anchorage

Shooters_7 01-03-2013 11:00 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I have parts and or can find what they're looking for. Several trucks are sitting in the local area at salvage yards are farmers fields. Will have to look closer for specific years but I think pars wil be better than cash any day!

j.kirn 01-04-2013 10:52 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
ttt

BR3W CITY 01-04-2013 01:30 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
After surviving cancer (moreso the surgery), this hits home.
Aero, If you hear they need parts, I'm happy to part with my leftovers and my leftover lsx parts if they are of any use.

aerotruk63 01-04-2013 07:03 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Asked them to start a Build Thread so we could follow along. Offered a Library Edition 63 Chevrolet Truck Shop Manual I have. I knew you guys would be willing to help them out if they needed.

flips72 01-04-2013 08:04 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
i too have some leftovers, and some spare parts, would be more than glad to help all i can.

Shooters_7 01-04-2013 08:34 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Aero, can you get a list from them so we can see who has what? I'd also be willing to purchase some for them through a vender on this forum as well.

63sbssbbw 01-04-2013 09:29 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I'm in too.
Yes a list would be good,a build thread even better so we can keep track of what they've gotten and what they still need...
The best part (other than the story itself) is getting the younger set involved in what may very well become their future, or at least a part of it.
The second best part,Having this shop teacher that's willing to go through all this with these kids to instill values of respect, rememberance,hard work and reward..something we don't see enough of today.
T

dougf 01-04-2013 10:37 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I'm in too. I have some stuff I can mail. Reading that breaks my heart. Puts things into perspective for sure.

Captainfab 01-05-2013 01:29 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Very well said....my thoughts exactly.

Quote:

Originally Posted by 63sbssbbw (Post 5796252)
I'm in too.
Yes a list would be good,a build thread even better so we can keep track of what they've gotten and what they still need...
The best part (other than the story itself) is getting the younger set involved in what may very well become their future, or at least a part of it.
The second best part,Having this shop teacher that's willing to go through all this with these kids to instill values of respect, rememberance,hard work and reward..something we don't see enough of today.
T

I too will be happy to help with anything I can. I'll donate PS/ PB brackets, or what ever they need that I have.

Kurt L 01-05-2013 01:39 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
i have some parts myself that i would donate to this project. let me know when we can get together and do this for this young man that loved trucks as much as we do.i have a hei, 4 barrel intake power steering pump. so other parts that i'm sure i could dig up. lets get this project on the road .

aerotruk63 01-05-2013 10:50 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Zane's Ride Facebook page link.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zanes-...27908873936733


Zane's Ride also commented on their status.
Zane's Ride wrote: "I registered on the site, but cannot yet reply to posts. I have also sent the link you gave me to the instructors at the school and the reporter who did the story. To whomever saw the article and put it the thread: Thank You! I will hopefully be able to post soon, and we will start a build thread.Thank You! Ellen Moore, Zane's Mom."

This is getting interesting! Hope they have a digital Camera to relieve our lust for pics!
Norm

chevy_man5 01-05-2013 11:05 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I don't have much for spare parts, but I'm in!

Where is McMurphy? This is in his backyard. Maybe we could rope him into being our insider...

aerotruk63 01-05-2013 11:14 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Link to Facebook photo's.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zanes-...=photos_stream

McMurphy 01-05-2013 12:31 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I saw this and read the article.
I can look in to it on Monday, and let you all know what I find out.

oem4me 01-05-2013 02:10 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by aerotruk63 (Post 5797142)
Zane's Ride Facebook page link.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zanes-...27908873936733


Zane's Ride also commented on their status.
Zane's Ride wrote: "I registered on the site, but cannot yet reply to posts. I have also sent the link you gave me to the instructors at the school and the reporter who did the story. To whomever saw the article and put it the thread: Thank You! I will hopefully be able to post soon, and we will start a build thread.Thank You! Ellen Moore, Zane's Mom."

This is getting interesting! Hope they have a digital Camera to relieve our lust for pics!
Norm


Very cool. From the pics provided, it looks as though no part will be untouched (or replaced) if they are shooting for a 100% restoration. With those enthusiastic high schoolers doing all the work and a whole nation of truck heads watching and willing to help with parts and know-how, no problem.

MODERATORS: If Zane's ride is unable to post because they need to be paid subscribers, I will pay their subscription. PM me please.

aerotruk63 01-05-2013 03:46 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
" Nation of Truck Heads "

From Wikipedia,

A nation may refer to a community of people who share a common language, culture, ethnicity, descent, or history.[1] In this definition, a nation has no physical borders.

Zane'sMom 01-05-2013 06:02 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Hi, guys! I'm on! Thank you for all your interest in the project. To date: Zane bought 2 1963 Chevy pickups in the year before he died; they ended up not being sufficient/safe to restore (although some of the mechanical they can use). Since then, one of my friends and her husband donated a '62 that has the exact bed style Zane wanted! We have one more that we (hopefully) will get delivered to the school this week. School starts again on 1-8, so I will have more info AND PHOTOS after that. Currently, they have been assessing what we have to see what we still need.:chevy:

dougf 01-05-2013 09:44 PM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Zane'sMom, I am so sorry for your loss. I cant even imagine. I know its not much consolation, but I think what your doing is a great way to honor your son. Its so cool for you to be able to fulfill his dream.

If you can post parts and things needed here in a list form, it would make it easier for any of us to see whats we have that we can donate.

Its awesome that the funds from the auctioned truck will go to make a wish foundation. Keep us posted!

perro13 01-06-2013 01:22 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dougf (Post 5798367)
Zane'sMom, I am so sorry for your loss. I cant even imagine. I know its not much consolation, but I think what your doing is a great way to honor your son. Its so cool for you to be able to fulfill his dream.

If you can post parts and things needed here in a list form, it would make it easier for any of us to see whats we have that we can donate.

Its awesome that the funds from the auctioned truck will go to make a wish foundation. Keep us posted!

times 2

Captainfab 01-06-2013 02:25 AM

Re: Article from local paper in Alaska on the internet.
 
I agree, very well said

Quote:

Originally Posted by dougf (Post 5798367)
Zane'sMom, I am so sorry for your loss. I cant even imagine. I know its not much consolation, but I think what your doing is a great way to honor your son. Its so cool for you to be able to fulfill his dream.

If you can post parts and things needed here in a list form, it would make it easier for any of us to see whats we have that we can donate.

Its awesome that the funds from the auctioned truck will go to make a wish foundation. Keep us posted!



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