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05 October 2008 Update
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
06 February 2006 Update
From Bruce:
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.
- Replaced cab back panel [ pix ]
- Engine [ pix ] reinstalled
- Front clip reinstalled [ pix ]
- Inside engine compartment
- Inside cab -- Ididit steering column, 2002 Silverado seats (with seatbelts) [ pix ]
- CHROME!!
More later.
Bruce
Don't forget Bruce's web page -- it has a lot more pictures of it.
~~ Editor
February 1 2004 Update
After working diligently
on the links for The Stovebolt Page, Bruce got to work on his web site for his '51 NAPCO. Great show. You need to see it.
Plus, Bruce's American-pride
"paint job" is included in the Stovebolt
Page Tech Tips.
Thanks muchly Sir Links-A-Lot! You've been doing a great serevice for all us here!
Stovebolt Staff
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October 1 2004 Update
From Bruce:
Hey
fellow Stovebolters! Here's an update to my '51 for the Gallery.
Specs:
- USAF ID number A-913
- 1951Chevy short bed (fully boxed frame and hand-fabricated crossmembers) [ pix ]
- Chevy 383 stroker, est 450 hp/500ft lbs torque [ pix ]
- Turbo 400/NP 205 transfer case (drivers side front output)
- NAPCO 3/4-ton under carriage (built specifically for Chevy Advance Design
trucks)
- 4.57 gearing
- 1949 GMC five window cab (SSSSHHHH don't tell anybody!!)
Bruce
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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.
Bruce
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