Speaking of Old Navy Trucks.....
I live in Springfield, MO, the parent store of Bass Pro Shops. They have a fabrication shop in Nixa, MO, about 10 miles south.

I had to go past their shop this afternoon and there were six Old Navy trucks sitting in the yard.

They all had chrome grills, chrome front and rear bumpers and chrome hubcaps---after market baby moon type. Two of the trucks had 1954 beds on them.

Two of the trucks had tarps over the tops that were halfway blown off from all the wind we have been having lately.

I have seen an AD Chevy 2 ton at the Bass Pro Shop in Branson Landing. Which is probably flooded by now from all the rain we have been having.

Also at the lot where the trucks were was an old caboose, a whole bunch of fiberglass tree trunks, the old Sammy Lane excursion boat from downtown Branson that ran up and down Lake Taneycomo and a huge metal sculpture of a bass that was on a flatbed bumper pull trailer.

If there is interest, I will go down tomorrow and take a photo of the trucks.

BTW, I sold my 1953 3/4 PU to the first looker. He wanted the interior and motor and trans for his truck. Gulp, I didn't know he was going to part it out, but he paid cash money for it.

I went to deposit the money in my bank account and I had to fill out paperwork swearing I was not a drug dealer, I told them I had a worse habit than drugs, old trucks. They didn't seem to appreciate the humor.


Here is a link to some stuff about my brothers and I
http://bus-plunge.blogspot.com/search?q=hemmings