The color isn't putting any starch in my shorts either, but I have to approve of the project as a whole.
They for the most part kept a pretty much bone stock look to the truck.. and the condition of the bed wood suggests they built it not just to be flashy and cool, but also as a driver and working truck.
It's something i'd like to do with a '41 thru '46 or a '47 thru '50 truck.. keep it as bone stock looking as possible, but have modern conveniences like power brakes and steering, more modern drivetrain, and 4wd.
Not sure i'd bother with the 2.8 V6 tho.. but that 4.3V6 is one heck of a engine.. and darn near bulletproof.
Sure would have been nice if the person who built that truck had provided a 'blow by blow' of the build for us guys who'd like to travel down that path.
