CLASSIC TRUCKS 2005 MAR - KILLER 49 GMC, WINNING F100

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1.   Retirement Plan: A Subtle '56 With Major Mods

2.   N2TRUX: Ken McAvoy's '77 Chevy... Better Late Than Never!

3.   The Princess: A Fairy Tale Story Lies Behind the Goodguys Truck of the Year

4.   Farm Fresh: Doug Magleby Builds a Rural Truck of a Different Kind

5.   Project Old School: Watt's the Difference? Totally Polished Installs an Updated Version of an Old-School Solution

6.   D-I-Y Taillights: Want to Add a Bit of Flare on Your Rear End? Make Your Own Taillight Lenses!

7.   Easy Power: Our Resident '67 Gets Power Windows From Electric Life

8.   Box Drop, Part I: Resisting Temptation and Lowering a 75 Shorty With Performance Online and Belltech

9.   Caliper Crud Cure: Dupli-Color's Disc Brake Caliper Paint

10.   SEMA...Where Everything Automotive Comes Together

11.   Sketch Pad: Roll pan/Tail light 101

12.   Showtime in Charlotte Goodguys 11th Southeastern Nationals

Plus other hot truck items.

 

On The Cover: Finishing up its media gamut run, Don Hachenbetget's No Limit-built '56 F-100 graces this month's cover thanks to Jeremy Cook and his trusty Canon 10D. For the full scoop on the 2004 Truck of the Year, flip to page 50. Jeremy also fulfilled his "snapping" duties by clicking off the images of Ken McAvoy's sleek '77 Chevy Cheyenne, which you can find starting on page 46.