This group is some trucks! Sorry not many since those are somewhere out there. Hoping some folks can dig some up.
First picture is fatweed looking at Joe Hand's 1937. Here's Joe's
Gallery page, "1937 Chevy Inline-powered Streetrod."
The next picture (shown several times
) is "The Mongo's Garage Tow/Recovery Rig" -- 1953 Chevy 6400 2-Ton. Steve had
a great update on his Gallery page that talks about getting ready for the Reunion. What a transformation the Big Bolt, getting ready for the big show. He has the before and after pictures on his page there.
He also did
an article for the
September 2006 News page.
"What a great turnout and great time at the "All Truck Nationals" in Kansas City Well, this was a special weekend to say the least. We had over 25 Stovebolters coming from near and fairly far to meet face-to-face. It certainly felt like "old home week" as we got a chance to better know our fellow wrenchers."Next picture is looking inside Tom "235 Fat Fenders" Ryan's engine. It's a 1953 Chevy 3100. He has the
the details on his Gallery page. A fun write-up with good pictures.
"You folks have been a big help in having this web sight and I am glad I found it many years ago. I am also grateful for the trophies that you folks bestowed upon me at last years truck meet in Kansas City. They now proudly hang in the garage next to the flyer. I hope that I can make that K.C. run.American Classics had donated to the site in 2005 but didn't get really involved until 2007. Mongo made up the name tags for the event. Many of the prized were donated. Mongo and Jim Carter donated some good stuff.
The prize toss will be next.
