HotForged53
Stephen A. Medvik
Warren, Mich USA
"Tinker's Toy"

This 1953 GMC pickup was bought in "as is" -completely disassembed- condition for just $100. Frame and axles, cab and sheetmetal & box only. A jigsaw puzzle with no instructions...Just makes it more fun to put back together. It was built at Gm Truck & Bus in Pontiac, Mich. Too good to pass up.
I've had a 1930AA Ford stake truck, but couldn't afford to finish it. Left a note on the inner cowling befor I sold it, that read: "Old fords never die, they just get new owners". I think that applies to all old trucks...keep the 'tradition' going, otherwise the kids will just see 'em in pictures only.
Am a member of the PM1225 steam locomotive group in Owosso since 1977, and in Scouts [DACBSA] since 1998. Big boys love BIG TOYS, deal with it. Hobbies include carpentry, welding, and basic blacksmithing. Will create whatever I need to from scratch.
I drive a CK3500 4-door pickup, so it is a "toy" in comparison.

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1965 Olds F85 wagon
1969 Olds Cutlass
1965 Falcon Van
1969 El Camino
1972 GMC 3/4T
1972 K5 Blazer
1971 C10
1976 Suburban
1978 Suburban
1930 F**d AA Stake
1989 CK3500 2WD
2000 CK3500 4WD
1953 GMC 3100

1] *Note* All drawings are subject to engineering changes at any given time without notice of: barometric pressure, wind patterns, caffiene, or written authorization of the female.
2] Cash for Clunkers: You can have my truck, after it has turned into a pile of rust in the driveway.