Trucks
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Name : Cory Whitaker
Year : 1953
Model : 3100 Chevrolet 5 Window
Name : Phillip Lott
Year : 1937
Model : T-14 GMC
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Fell in love with this truck the first time I saw it. A fellow coffee drinker had bought it. 2 years later his wife wanted that piece of S@%& out of her yard. I jumped on it asking how much it would take. He made a price and I stuck my hand ii his face, He took it with a hand shack, with out thinking. DONE. I now owned this truck. Five years to rebuild, Fenders and bed along with many parts were obtained from Jim Carter . Thanks Jim
Name : Phillip Lott
Year : 1955
Model : 450
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Original fire truck out of IL. I wanted a ramp truck. 6v-53 Detroit Diesel with thirteen speed, International frame with power steering, air brakes, and twin screw. 36 inch sleeper. Air Starter, on board air compressor & Generator. Air ride seats and custom built dash. 4 years later and unknown amount of money and labor I now have a ramp truck
Name : Larry Beadles
Year : 1936
Model : GMC T-14
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Totally restored, installed S-15 GMC frame, 4 Wheel drive, electric windows, power breaks, power steering, vintage air, V6 engine.
Name : Chris Redgrave
Year : 1935
Model : EB Panel Van
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This 1935 Model EB Panel Delivery was rescued from the scrapper and resto-modded in 1991 with a 350 SBC and 400 THM transmission, 4 wheel discs and cruiser interior. Built by Jerry Rivers in Independence Mo. for Watt Drug Store as one of three delivery and advertizing vehicles. This one now lives out west in Oregon where it is still used for advertising and local delivery for dairy-free milk products.
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My grandpa bought and completely restored the truck 19 years ago. He passed away back in 2012 and ever since I have been begging for my grandmother to let me buy it from her! Well here about a year ago she finally gave in and decided to sell it to my wife and I! Since then we have entered in a few shows and even brought home some first place prizes, which my grandfather in heaven can certainly attest is common! He brought home a lot of hardware when he was taking it to shows! Now I get to keep it and let my young boy grow up and enjoy it too!