I just wanted to apologize- I found out Saturday that my son had posted a comment that said "There not brothers" about a month ago and I missed it! He was trying to help out with the channel I'm sure, but the grammar... I went ahead and deleted it and we had a talk about social media accounts lol. Sheesh, 8 year olds.
Making sedans into trucks was very common in the 20's and 30's. I worked on a car built in 1914 that had been made into a truck around 1920 and was used as farm hack up till the late 1950's. It's an interesting part of western history.
Did Buick make a ' pickup' in 1930?? You carefully do not show the back of it ; If Buick did a commercial chassis, probably not with the sedan styling & chrome as yours. It was common to chop a sedan & make it a pickup especially just before & after the War. Nevertheless, it is a noble vehicle !.
Thank you! In the first video I thought I had mentioned that it was “created” at the dealership for extra fuel credits and sold new like that, but I will specifically address discrepancies in the story in video #3! A lot of research goes into the vehicles I curate, I share it as I find it- and recently had a little breakthrough 😉
