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Since I put the truck up for sale, I've had some questions about the restoration process. My Uncle sent me the pictures he thought he gave me when he gave me the truck, so I scanned them in to my web album.
I thought this group would appreciate seeing the pictures from old to now. I tried to figure out the order the best I could, (even though they are after the finished product)!
Since I put the truck up for sale, I've had some questions about the restoration process. My Uncle sent me the pictures he thought he gave me when he gave me the truck, so I scanned them in to my web album.
I thought this group would appreciate seeing the pictures from old to now. I tried to figure out the order the best I could, (even though they are after the finished product)!
Joshua, I read this with tears in my eyes!! I wouldn't have it in me to sell something, having the history as complete as you do. Hope you give the pics to whoever ends up with the truck.
Can't believe it - the brown ugly thing is a Chevy Greenbrier - the first motor I ever rebuild was one of those, back in 1966 or so, with my dad. We then drove it clear across the country, from San Diego, to Wisconsin, then Florida and back. Lot of fun, in that old beast...
Joshua, I read this with tears in my eyes!! I wouldn't have it in me to sell something, having the history as complete as you do. Hope you give the pics to whoever ends up with the truck.
Can't believe it - the brown ugly thing is a Chevy Greenbrier - the first motor I ever rebuild was one of those, back in 1966 or so, with my dad. We then drove it clear across the country, from San Diego, to Wisconsin, then Florida and back. Lot of fun, in that old beast...
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Yeah, my intent wasn't to sell the truck, but my wife has a very rare medical condition which brings big bills. My Uncle asked if he could help us out with the bills, and we decided that selling the truck would help us as we don't get to enjoy it. It just sits in the garage, and deserves someone who can appreciate it. My Uncle loves us both very much and is happy that he could help us by letting us sell the truck.
That's very nice of him, and I understand totally. Especially if the truck isn't your "cup of tea". Not everyone likes trucks, even great, old trucks. Like me, I absolutely abhor Corvettes (well, except the '63 split window), but many people do like them a lot. You are receiving help in an unexpected, unusual way, and someone will get a great truck! Best of luck to you, and your wife!!
That's very nice of him, and I understand totally. Especially if the truck isn't your "cup of tea". Not everyone likes trucks, even great, old trucks. Like me, I absolutely abhor Corvettes (well, except the '63 split window), but many people do like them a lot. You are receiving help in an unexpected, unusual way, and someone will get a great truck! Best of luck to you, and your wife!!
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Thanks for the very kind words!! After looking at the resto pics today, I sort of had sad feelings for the old truck.
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