Hi Peg, maybe it should read Future OWNER of pawpaws Stovebolt?? Mine is the one in the gallery titled "in memory of a brother" 1937 half ton pickup. The picture I have is when the engine and cab was on the frame and his little head "trying" to look up over the steering wheel. Unfortunately the future lady stovebolter passed away last March after 2 year battle with rare cancer at age 16. She was one of a very few who have driven my old truck and was one of her highlights about 4 weeks from the end. The other 3 are still small (3-7) but like to ride in the old truck! Believe me, I come from and have a long family line of stovebolt lovers!! When you say you can "do it" do I understand you can do ONE of a kind? I'm not hip on all the computer stuff but you would think I should be after 35 years in the textile printing industry!
Oh, you guys do a great, I mean a GREAT job. I recommend the stovebolt page to folks at every cruise-in and car/truck show I attend. Well, its off to see if I can catch the guy at home to look at the 42-46? panel delivery.
