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#1205419 02/22/2017 8:29 PM
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Patrick Ertel from Vintage Truck magazine here. I have lurked here for years but seldom post - so much so that I had to re-register.
I'm here to ask for help.
I am currently helping the Gilmore Museum put together an exhibit of iconic American pickup trucks. We are looking for some very nicely restored pickups that can be on display at the Glimore Museum in Hickory Corners Michigan. The trucks they are looking for are:
55-58 Cameo
59-60 El Camino
61-64 Corvair pickup
60-66 C-10
The exhibit would got up May 1, 2017 and run for 9-12 months. If anyone has or knows of any of these trucks that might be available, please contact me at [email protected]. Thank you!

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Welcome Patrick. Not very many El Caminos or Corvairs here. Check out the gallery (link at the top of the page) you can see what's there. Good luck.
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welcome and good luck with your search! Hopefully someone here can help you out and get all the trucks you need!


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I hope you find the trucks/vehicles you are looking-for, Patrick.

Your magazine is always been a good read - from This Old Truck thru Vintage Trucks.

I received the 25th Anniversary issue yesterday and was I quite pleased to see a 1954 Chevrolet Advance-Design pickup on the cover. It is a beautiful truck and an interesting article (even if the AACA award winner truck has a few creative embellishments).

Thanks for a great magazine.

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Patrick, you may get better response posting this in the Greasy Spoon. Good luck, we'll pass the word.


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Welcome Patrick! Good to have you on board.
I get all 3 of your magazines and enjoy them all. You ran a picture last fall of me driving my Bolt on "Drive Your Old Truck Day".


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Patrick, good to see you're back! I had the pleasure to meet and talk with you at the ATHS show in Springfield, MA several years ago. Enjoy the magazine and actually found two dozen back issues just down the road from Gilmore.

I now live just a few miles from the museum and got a membership for all the great summer shows. I must say it is the best automobile museum I've seen.

One thing they do lack is anything truck oriented so it will be nice to see a display of them. Although they do have a few Model A trucks in their Ford Model A garage.

Hope you find these trucks and keep up the great work!

Kyle


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Hello Patrick from the frozen north.
I've been reading and collecting Vintage Truck for a couple of years and I'm amazed at the range of years and models of outstanding restorations.
Another bolter and I have been talking about driving our trucks down to the bolter gathering as well as some of the many other truck shows around. Hopefully one that you will be covering, it would be a pleasure to have have a meet and greet.
Hope you are successful in your search.
Doyle



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