hey all

im 27 years old, been workin on old trucks since I bought my first stove bolt when I was 15 , had it ever since.

these have to be the best looking trucks to ever be built.
the 47-55 chevy and gmc trucks look so nice.

my current plans are to restore my original 1953 gmc 1 ton with a wrecker, the truck will be all original with tthe exception of a 1950 5 window cab,

currently the list of trucks is at 17, but should have 25 before spring.I own a towing and storage company so I have alot of room for these old trucks and I have a roll back so I bring them home two at a time.

my wife loves old truck as much as me but still doesnt know how many I have, and she never goes over to the yard.

hope to learn alot about these old trucks and have a great time .

Ryan Martens

1949 chevy 3/4 ton
1950 chevy 3/4 ton 5 window (running)
1950 gmc 3/4 ton 5 window (cab and chassis)
1950 chevy 1/2 ton (town of indian head truck)
1950 gmc step van ( snap-on tool van) Running
1950 chevy 5 window 2 ton cab and chassis (running)
1951 gmc 3/4 ton 5 window
1951 gmc 2 ton cab and chassis
1951 gmc 3/4 ton
1952 chevy 1 1/2 ton ( little semi tractor with fuel trailer )(running)
1952 chevy 1/2 ton (missing cab)
1953 gmc 2 ton (cab and chassis)
1953 gmc 3/4 ton
1953 gmc 1 ton tow truck (running)
1953 gmc 1/2 ton hot rod (soon to be 454/turbo 400)
1954 gmc 3/4 ton (running)
1954 chevy 3/4 ton cab and chassis (running)

on the way

1949 chevy 1/2 ton panel
1950 chevy 2 ton (grain truck)
1952 chevy 1 ton (pick up)?
1952 chevy 1 ton school bus panel
1953 gmc 1 1/2 ton school bus
1952 chevy 1/2 ton
1953 gmc 1 ton
1953 gmc 3/4 ton
1953 gmc 2 ton (grain truck)