Rick - You can see a couple more existing pics of Greenie's truck HERE, as well as lots of other 1941-46 GMC and Chevy trucks (and as listed on this page as "1947.1 (First Series) Trucks -- The Last of the "Art Deco" Series Trucks") in this 1941-46 Stovebolt Gallery Page. *

If you dive into those galleries a little deeper, some of the Bolters have included personal web pages to provide more details on their trucks. A prime example with tons of great detailed pics is fellow Bolter "JimF4160" showing off his 1941 GMC CC-101 Pickup.

I think you will find a great deal of resource pictures and info in these galleries to keep you busy, and maybe drooling - hahaha, for days to come. grin

* Note: I previously mentioned that your truck is considered a 1946.2 (2nd Series) truck. In getting reacquainted with this older Gallery Page, I think your truck may be better described as a 1947.1 (1st Series). A mix up in terminology and a technicality that really has no effect on the registration year of your truck. My apologies for that. smile

~ Dan
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