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| I don't have any other pictures on the site that are this large. This is large for a reason and all other International KB fans understand. The bullnose is one of the most beautiful pieces on these trucks and to see one assembled with all its chrome is quite a site. Looks like a well decorated veteran and, in fact, as far as trucks go, I think this analogy is fitting. The truck, as you can see, is rather dusty but still shines a nice reflection as shown just above the bullnose. |
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| Here's a nice shot of the bullnose mounted on the truck with the hooding standing watch. What is also very cool, but not shown in any of the photos, are the inner fender wells that bolt to the fenders before being mounted. They really built things well back then. | |||||||||||||||
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| A shot from the front with the driver-side fender mounted. She's really starting to take shape. That's my pop in the background looking for a tool he lost during the week but waited for Saturday to raise hell about it and blame me for losing it before he finds it in the office or on the back of one of his cars. |
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| The picture is becoming clearer now - isn't it? Passenger-side fender mounted after my dad found the tool he had lost during the week but had just blamed me for losing it. He found it on the frame of the truck between the cab and the bed. I wonder what he was doing with it there??? | |||||||||||||||
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