Area Chapters

[choptop]

Nobody on any site I've ever been on, was within chillin distance.     Apparently in NE ga, I have the only square body around.

I feel the same way here in West Texas

[fitz]

I feel the same way here in West Texas
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Choptop, If you send me a few of your extended cab's along with your rust free Blazer tub I will start a Texas Chapter in Mass.

[choptop]

I feel the same way here in West Texas

Choptop, If you send me a few of your extended cab's along with your rust free Blazer tub I will start a Texas Chapter in Mass.
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lol, thanks for the offer, but i think I'll have to pass at this time.

[BigBlueBoy]

I think that would be great. I myself am trying to find a group of guys and gals that love these older chevys together. I think it would be awesome to have a group of people that are doing or have done the things your doing, not to mention the more buds you have the better chance they have the tools and know how that you may not and the other way around. I myself am no mechanic but can do most things  to my trucks short of body work. I can weld ok just never got around to getting my own welder .

[78 Chevyrado]

I'd love it, and I think it's lame there's so many squarebodies around, yet none of them go online apparently.   I see so many squares it aint funny.  I literally pulled into the texaco one day and there was me and 6 other squares there, and only us....  it's messed up.  I do think I'm in ford country up here though, you gotta goto south ga to get to chevy country.

[choptop]

Its the same here. There are definately no shortage of squarebodies here, I see them all the time,  but apparently Im one of the few computer literate people around. I do let them know about the site, all the time. You could say Im the area sales rep,lol.

[slammed79]

It takes a special kind crazy to love these trucks the way we do. All the hours, busted knuckles and spent four letter words are for the love of the trucks not the "investment."

 So many of these are just beater work trucks or something cheap to drive until something better comes along.

I love the chapters idea, and would wear a 73-87 top rocker with pride. 

[BigBlueBoy]

Its such a shame to see so many of them being beat to death and thrown away. I see to many of them being driven by people that just needed a cheap ride and if it has any problems they call the scrap yard.

[txchainsawgogi]

I'm in austin, tx. I know a few people with older chevy trucks but no one on this forum. A map system sounds like a great idea.

[Grim 82]

dibs on Squarebody Chancellor for the greater Fargo area.....

[slammed79]

Its the same here. There are definately no shortage of squarebodies here,

Half the squarebodies you see in magazines are from Texas, Hill's Hot Rods, Extensive Metal Werx and kustomwerx are huge in the scene for them

[screamin86]

I think it would be pretty cool! I'm a member of a bunch of f-body forums and I've been to meets and shows and what not with club members before its a good time!

[4x4orbust]

i think this is a great idea!! 
as far as the map thing, i like the idea of quarteringg the country.   northeast, southeast, southwest, northwest.   divides texas in half, etc.   but i'm partial to northeast, being from new england and all...

[Grim 82]

Dakota Territory/Minnesota

[beastie_3]

On another (non Chevy) forum, its divided into:

Pacific (So. California, Nor. California, Nevada, Guam and Hawaii)
NW (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska)
SW (Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas)
SE (Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington D.C.)
NE (Philadelphia, New York / Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia)
Mountain (Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming)
Great Lakes (Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin, Ohio)
Canada
Europe
Elsewhere