JESSE1
Veteran Member
Those are not actually trucks. What they are is Black Holes that suck down money faster than you can make it!
I'm almost to the point I can think about getting the '59 to the body shop. The '57 needs body work. I've been working inside the cab, just finished painting the dash panel. The seat is at the upholstery shop. The carb needs to be overhauled and I found out today that the fuel pump has a bad leak. One of the air tanks has a hole in it. Nothing unusual in the restoration of a veteran truck. I drove the '59 into town today to get some parts. At every stop someone has to stop and look at it and find out what it is, what year, etc. The worst part is other drivers tend to swerve toward you as they pass.
I'm almost to the point I can think about getting the '59 to the body shop. The '57 needs body work. I've been working inside the cab, just finished painting the dash panel. The seat is at the upholstery shop. The carb needs to be overhauled and I found out today that the fuel pump has a bad leak. One of the air tanks has a hole in it. Nothing unusual in the restoration of a veteran truck. I drove the '59 into town today to get some parts. At every stop someone has to stop and look at it and find out what it is, what year, etc. The worst part is other drivers tend to swerve toward you as they pass.
