Welcome to Al's GMC Service Garage

Today is

In shop now, my 1952 GMC 9300 1/2 ton rodded, and

you are the visitor to view this page.

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Basket case 1980. On Road four months. Used for work till 1996. Frame up restoration begining 1996 new metal, components painted individually, Dupont Chroma One Base clear, GM torch red runs 350 PG, power brakes, all done by owner.

"The Red Truck" makes it famous! Front page of a local truck club newsletter. (Click on the picture to see a full size version)

Some project pictures of my truck! Some using a digital camera and some are scanned. Click on the thumbnail pictures for a larger version

<---Grill Guard installed Oct 2002---> The Red Truck Today

Part way through - December '86

Interior as it looks today Compare From a 52 GMC brochure

Spare tire storage Rear view Truck bed Engine close-up

Here we are, November 2000. Finally got the paint re-done on the fenders and truck bed. Very happy with the results.....now to get it all back together again! View Number 1 Another view Fender View Number 3 The paint on the truck bed came out pretty good to eh? View of engine Two CI 45s welded to manifold The old truck on a sunny day Rear View Rear Quarter Close up of the truck bed Click on the picture to see more "before" pictures. and before the truck there was another GMC..... a 1960 Canadian Pontiac Parisienne.

Click on the picture to visit the 2001, Sidney, BC "Show and Shine" car and truck show.

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Fat Fender Truck Show Duncan, BC, July 2002

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Oh my, how did that picture get there? Actually it's my brother Paul's 1961 Land Rover Series II I guess working on old trucks (or in my sister's case...old boats) must run in the family genes.

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As is usual with a web site and with an old truck like this it is always under construction and modification. So check back again soon.

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