Trucks

7 years to build, thanks to Covid, built by friend who is a Master Mechanic. Duel rear end, Semi tires, 8' 6" tall, Special bed to accommodate the 2 tires. Bed had to be cut down the middle, cut 2 inches off both sides and welded back together, possible carrying weight of up to 3 tons, has 454 Chevy Big Block engine "V8" and said to be able to tow just about anything " within reason ". Most parts 59' Chevy.

Restored frame off w/ 265, Muncie 4 speed power disk brakes 79 Trans am 308 posi rear end NEED stock Through the floor brake pedal Assy, to cut and shorten, pedal too high and brakes work great 1-2" depressed 3 + inches left when fully depressed to floor

V8 350 engine/automatictransmission/axle (1967 Camaro), restauration 2004 -2011 (with help from Jim Carter Truckparts)

235 engine Saginaw 3 speed transmission Hunter Green

This 1951 GMC 1 1/2 ton truck was purchased new by my grandfather whom passed away 6 months after I was born (spring of 1985) the truck was used around the farm for hauling hay, dry fertilizer, seed corn and beans and also for hauling cattle on occasion which the sides have additional cattle racks solid oak that slide into the solid wood sides. The truck was occasionally started and always kept in the shed. I began restoring the truck in high school early 2000’s starting with getting the brakes to function and moving onto upgrading the electrical system to 12 volts and than body work having a smaller flatbed by Omaha standard installed and painting to a close as the original color as possible. This truck is true part of the family! as interested as I was growing up playing in it and learning so many things through the restoration process now my young children are showing their interest and love for old trucks and can’t wait to be past down to the next generation!