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Model51 · 12-18-2022, 05:12 PM

Lawson - Yes, we traded messages when you were collecting information for writing a 1935-1936 pickup book. The two cab corner trim pieces I got from you when I visited your garage about 18 months ago are photographed are included in my soon (next Spring) to be released book. I've attempted to illustrate or photograph most of the parts of the cab, doors, etc. While the focus, and most of the content, is on big trucks, there will be a fair amount of overlap with the truck and pickup cabs so it should provide useful information for those restoring a pickup.
Hope to see your engine and stand in June. I'll be at the ENM and plan a trip to Auburn. Plus, my book should be there for sale too by the EFV8 Club. I'll be happy to sign a personal copy for you.

12-18-2022, 05:12 PM	#43
Model51 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Fairfax Station, VA Posts: 934	Re: BIG SHOCK on display engine Lawson - Yes, we traded messages when you were collecting information for writing a 1935-1936 pickup book. The two cab corner trim pieces I got from you when I visited your garage about 18 months ago are photographed are included in my soon (next Spring) to be released book. I've attempted to illustrate or photograph most of the parts of the cab, doors, etc. While the focus, and most of the content, is on big trucks, there will be a fair amount of overlap with the truck and pickup cabs so it should provide useful information for those restoring a pickup. Hope to see your engine and stand in June. I'll be at the ENM and plan a trip to Auburn. Plus, my book should be there for sale too by the EFV8 Club. I'll be happy to sign a personal copy for you.