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That is odd. His trouble will be sentimental value versus actual value. I would hope that a family member would want it, but you never know family dynamics.
I applaud grandpa for turning his vision into a functional vehicle. Not my vision, but if it made him happy then good on him. I wonder how many people laughed at Ed Roth when he was building his cars...not to say that the "Everbuilt" will ever reach the status of the "Mysterion" but I am sure that it already has in his grandson's mind. I hope that he finds someone who thinks the truck is a great as grandpa did...methinks that the price may drop considerably if such a person came along.
There is/was a guy in North Central PA that would build mini Big Rigs from old trucks - Some looked very realistic - I didn't want to know what was under the skin
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