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From Bruce : I haven't done much to my truck except for moving it all over the country. I'm in the process of completing the body work now. As soon as I can afford it, I'm going to paint it -- flag and all. Then all I'll have left to do is upholstery, wiring, and install the glass. I took the truck to the Brothers 10th annual Chevy / GMC truck show in July. That's when I took these pics. The man and his truck / and if that one wasn't enough: another angle (sorry, but I like this shot ~ Editor ) / towing her to the show / I told Bruce ... "not much done?!! What are you talking about??" He said, " I guess it's easier to see what been done as a bystander. To me, I've had it on the back burner quite a bit for the last couple of years. I have made progress though. Just slow." Bruce If that wasn't enough, we got an email a few days after the update. Bruce did make it to the 2008 Brothers Classic Chevy & GMC Truck Show & Shine. "I made it in another magazine - Custom Classic Trucks!! I'm mentioned by name in the article, and my truck is the big grey one on page three of this article. Hope they like the truck when I finish it." Don't forget Bruce's web page -- it has a lot more pictures of it. ~~ Editor [an error occurred while processing this directive]
06 February 2006 Update Here's an update of the '51 NAPCO. I'm having to put it back together since I'll be moving. I haven't added the flag to the firewall yet. It is farther along than it ever was though.
More later. Bruce Don't forget Bruce's web page -- it has a lot more pictures of it. ~~ Editor [an error occurred while processing this directive]
October 1 2004 Update From Bruce: Hey fellow Stovebolters! Here's an update to my '51 for the Gallery. Specs:
Bruce 22 August 2003 From Bruce: Hi! My truck [ pix ] was an old Air Force Truck. I bought it in 1999. I converted it to 4 X 4 [ pix ] with 3/4-ton NAPCO parts. I hope to be finished in a couple years.
My web page has a lot more pictures of it.
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