Tuesday afternoon I took a ride over to Wayne county to see "46 Burb's" (Jim Rutledge's) progress in person. I have to tell you it is a gorgeous work in process. The upholstery and headliner look great. http://truck.jandcawards.com/page9.html

Also impressive was his '52 GMC http://truck.jandcawards.com/

It was a nice country ride to get there. I saw alot of "old iron" along the way too. A '58/9 apache, an old studebaker P/U, and a '52ish F@rd P/U among them. Granted they're not all 'Bolts, but I figure if its older than me, it doesn't need to wear a bowtie to be cool.

Jim and Carol have a nice place there and they seem like great folks. They have an engraving business that they run out of their home. http://www.jandcawards.com/ Who knows, maybe they could be the next Hoo-Ya shop... Or at least they might get some business from TSP doing trophies for car shows or plaques for show trucks.

Thanks, Jim, for your hospitality. When you get it on the road, the first carwash is on me... Sorry about all the drool!
grin


IRWIPI 2005 Peoples Choice
Inky,
"It's not that I haven't done IT... It's that I haven't done IT yet."

--------------------
'48 1-1/2 ton Dump
'57 Chevy Panel
'59 Chevy 2 ton Dump