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skybaum · 11-18-2009, 10:27 AM

I'll post some pictures early next week of the truck. Currently, it is undergoing a complete restoration. It is an 80,000 mile truck and very original. We're trying to keep it as original as possible. Has original 327 engine in it. It's gold with white cab. Still has its original interior (seat) which we are keeping and original wood bed. I bought it in the early 90s from a meat cutter in Leavenworth, KS. He said he bought it from a relative who bought it from the estate of his uncle who lived in the NorthWest US. Said it had a nice camper shell that the buyer wanted but not the truck! That buyer kept the camper shell and sold the truck to the meat cutter. The meat cutter tried to find information about the Timberliner badge while he owned it by corresponding with many Chevy Truck clubs but no one could solve the mystery. So, now me and Scooby Do are back on the case.

11-18-2009, 10:27 AM	#4
skybaum Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Overland Park, Kansas Posts: 2	Re: Timberliner Package I'll post some pictures early next week of the truck. Currently, it is undergoing a complete restoration. It is an 80,000 mile truck and very original. We're trying to keep it as original as possible. Has original 327 engine in it. It's gold with white cab. Still has its original interior (seat) which we are keeping and original wood bed. I bought it in the early 90s from a meat cutter in Leavenworth, KS. He said he bought it from a relative who bought it from the estate of his uncle who lived in the NorthWest US. Said it had a nice camper shell that the buyer wanted but not the truck! That buyer kept the camper shell and sold the truck to the meat cutter. The meat cutter tried to find information about the Timberliner badge while he owned it by corresponding with many Chevy Truck clubs but no one could solve the mystery. So, now me and Scooby Do are back on the case.