Panel trucks and wagons are not as easily found as other restoration projects. Looking for old panel trucks can take a lot of time and effort. These small, enclosed delivery trucks were not made in large quantities. They are also referred to as "panel wagons," depending on the seating inside. Panel "trucks," as a standard, have seating for two people. Panel "wagons" have seating for up to eight.
Instructions
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Buy the local newspaper regularly to search the classifieds. Check papers from surrounding areas as well.
2Call local junkyards you find listed in the phone book and ask if they have any panel trucks in inventory. Give them your number and ask them to call if one comes in.
3Search junkyards that do not have a complete list of their inventory. A few rare vehicles have been found this way, tucked away and forgotten due to change of ownership of the yard and other factors.
4Log on to car enthusiast forums online, especially those devoted to classic trucks. Search online classifieds, auction houses and other for-sale sites.
5Check out automotive swap meets and car shows. Spread the word about what you are looking for with the clubs and vendors that meet there.
6Place want ads in local and surrounding newspapers and online. Hang up fliers around your neighborhood, especially at auto parts stores, body shops and service stations.
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