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Bill Overcash AKA 62maxwgn passed away

Rest In Peace! Prayers to his family!
 
I too didn't know him, but all the great ones go to soon. May you RIP Bill
 
Sorry to hear this. Bill was a great helpful member and an asset to the board.. I was literally just going to send him a message about a carb I have.. RIP Bill.
 
I didn't know Bill personally either, but it is still sad to see a knowledgeable and great member here passing.

My condolences to the family....he will be missed. :(
 
Claysburg

What part of Pa. was he from?[/QUOTE]
 
So sorry to hear. Bill restored the carbs on my 71 six pack. Great guy to deal with. RIP.
 
This is terrible news. I never met Mr. Overcash but we'd exchange emails off and on, sometimes about Mopar stuff, sometimes just general chit chat, he was a wonderful person and a class act. We were hoping to meet up this summer but with almost all events being cancelled it never happened so we were shooting for the 2021 season, this is most unfortunate. Rest in Peace Sir, until I finally get a chance to shake your hand.

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For those that don't know this is Bill's wagon an absolutely beautiful car.
 
Geetex said:
This is terrible news. I never met Mr. Overcash but we'd exchange emails off and on, sometimes about Mopar stuff, sometimes just general chit chat, he was a wonderful person and a class act. We were hoping to meet up this summer but with almost all events being cancelled it never happened so we were shooting for the 2021 season, this is most unfortunate. Rest in Peace Sir, until I finally get a chance to shake your hand.

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For those that don't know this is Bill's wagon an absolutely beautiful car.
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Knew him for many years, I took second place at a local show against him, that is an AWESOME wagon.
 
Yes, Bill was a great asset to the mopar community and just a really great guy to know in general. I talked with him many times and he restored several sets of carbs for me. He had a package of some carb parts all boxed up for me but just was having some trouble getting them mailed because of taking care of his wife and the holidays. He was not feeling well for the last month but never complained to me. I could hear in his voice, he was not feeling well. I called yesterday and spoke to his wife and nephew. They need some time to adjust to this big change so if you have carbs with him, be patient. They want to make sure everyone gets there own parts back. The nephew is a member here and is a mopar guy. I think they can get things all sorted out. He was very fond of his uncle and knew a lot of his business. Bill was a talker for sure. Just listening to him was an education.
Rest In Peace, my friend.
 
Rest in peace Mopar friend. I hope you are doing burnouts with Jesus in Heaven.
 
Bill was knowledgeable and helpful to anyone who needed or asked for his help. He helped me a number of times on my 62's. RIP Bill...
 
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Bill Overcash what can I say. He always had time to help people. Not only parts for the carburetors adjustments rebuilds what have you he was a virtual book of knowledge of Mopar’s And would share with anybody. I know because I talked to him almost every day about everything from cars to food. He was like my second father he introduced me to a lot of great people in the Mopar world i.e. Jeff Meyer Bob Repine Steve Pandoff the list goes on. But most of all he was my best friend. I want anybody who’s carbs he had to please be patient you will get everything that belongs to you as we go through this . Thanks Pat.. I love and miss you... Goodbye Uncle Bill
 
65NUTCASE said:
View attachment 1034836 Bill Overcash what can I say. He always had time to help people. Not only parts for the carburetors adjustments rebuilds what have you he was a virtual book of knowledge of Mopar’s And would share with anybody. I know because I talked to him almost every day about everything from cars to food. He was like my second father he introduced me to a lot of great people in the Mopar world i.e. Jeff Meyer Bob Repine Steve Pandoff the list goes on. But most of all he was my best friend. I want anybody who’s carbs he had to please be patient you will get everything that belongs to you as we go through this . Thanks Pat.. I love and miss you... Goodbye Uncle Bill
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Pat,
I'm very sorry for your family's loss.
 
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