Steve Richards first got it delivered from California to New York! It was very nice for an untouched work truck. He says it was really expensive but often this is the least expensive way if you plan on a full restoration.
As we watch for the more unusual, these before and after photos certainly caught our attention. Why General Motors created this unusual one passenger truck is found in other adjacent articles in the sub-section of the 1931-46 Chevrolet Canopy Express trucks.
This is one of the very few 1938 Canopy Express trucks that have survived its early life of delivering merchandise in residential neighborhoods.
The person that saved this one from years of back yard storage is Stephen Richards of Queensbury, New York. He recognized it was very unusual and decided to bring it back similar to how it was when new over 85 years ago. The photos show Steve’s talents of restoring vehicles to about new condition.
Maybe not quite so nice when he opened the door at home.
Rust Removed and New Prime!
Painting underway.
A very small touch of how items will be displayed. You will be impressed when you see how Steve and retail stores displayed merchandise when all is completed.
