Our family has always been in the oil business; drilling and producing. I am lucky that my Dad grew up around a lot of great trucks and equipment and has a love of old trucks; especially GMC's. Instead of buying new trucks to use in his business he always bought antique and classic trucks. The two GMC ADCW974 trucks shown were purchased in the late 1960's. The black truck is a 1948 model and the beige truck is a 1949. Both are ADCW974's with the original 6-71 engines. Both trucks are running and the mechanicals are good. Just need to find time to get the paint, body & interior finished!

Al Kasishke
Troy, MO
[email protected]

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Last edited by alkay3; 09/08/2010 3:27 PM.
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