Steve, I hate to say it, but I'm not sure exactly which trans it is
. All I can say is that it's a 4 speed with a granny...
As far as the door signage (somenone mentioned that...), I have to thank my buddy, Jake, for the idea. When I was mentioning how much more time it was going to take to pull her apart for paint (a whole other can of worms I just didn't want to open), it was him who stood back and said I should just buff out what I could and leave the paint as it was. He'd do the signage and striping for the "old shop truck" look. I made up a rough draft of the door design in Paintshop Pro and printed it out (which I've added to the online photo album). Jake went from that and painted it on the door. We sanded with 2000 grit to "age" it and then buffed it out to make the look complete. Oh yeah, my dad's name is Hank, he used to manage Chevron stations, he was born and raised in Salina, KS, and the phone number is an old one that I (and my dad) remember as my cousin's from back in the day, and that's how I came up with the logo.
Oh yeah, I finally figured out how to put the photos pretty much in order from the day I got the truck. If you need the link again, it's:
http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/20299079 Once more, I have to extend my thanks to everyone who lent a hand to me here on the Stovebolt forum. I definitely could NOT have done this on my own without everyone's help.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
