THE EVENTER - Not all events during the winter months are held in the southern states, and this month we’re checking out long-running swap meets west of the Mississippi River. (Two of them have lasted for more than half a century, congratulations!) If you’re within driving distance of these events, don’t miss out on the chance to scrounge around for parts and make contact with dealers from around the country.
Read MoreSHOW WRAPUP -Our 15th Annual Vintage Truck Magazine Truck Show proved to be our biggest one yet. We had over 200 vehicles exhibit at the show. Visitors came from many different states; our Longest Distance Driven winners, Scott and Mona Wickline, came all the way from Oregon. We would like to thank everyone who came out and supported us at the show. We hope you all had fun, like we did.
Read MoreJUNKYARD JOE - This month I am going to try something different. I have been eagerly awaiting this blog because I have wanted for a while to include our readers in what I do here. This month I have that chance to supply you with a salvage yard in Wisconsin that I have personally only been to twice, and it was well before I was writing about trucks.
Read MoreJUNKYARD JOE - The yard we are going to spotlight today is B&B Auto Salvage, Ltd. of Upper Marlboro, Maryland. B&B has the reputation of being the best salvage yard in Maryland for obtaining vintage Mopar parts. While over half of the inventory in the yard is Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, and Desoto, there are also many vintage Chevrolet and Ford parts cars and trucks, as well as a few foreign gems.
Read MoreJULY/AUGUST COVER - The 1918 White Model 20 truck that appears on the cover of the July/August 2016 issue of Vintage Truck magazine served at Morris Machine Works in Baldwinsville, New York, at one point before it was bought and restored by Stan Edinger. What else is in this issue? Features • 1960 Studebaker Transtar 4X4 • 1968 International 1000C Travelall • 1953 Chevrolet 3100 • 1976 Chevrolet C-20 Silverado • 1917 Gersix Model G
Read MoreThe 1959 Ford Ranchero that appears in the September/October 2015 issue of Vintage Truck magazine is owned by Jeff Stevens who bought the truck in 2007 to go with his 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner. A three-year restoration ensued, during which Steven deviated on the interior and opted for the Ford Galaxie trim and color scheme. See the video below to see a vintage TV commercial promoting the new “FORD-ward style” of the 1959 Ranchero.
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