GM Futurliner Progress Photos GM Futurliner Restoration Project National Automotive and Truck Museum of the United States

GM Futurliner Progress Photos
GM Futurliner Restoration Project
National Automotive and Truck Museum of the United States

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2004 - Progress & Work Photos - 2004
The Way It Looks 1/1 Session 01/13/04 Session 01/20/04 Session 01/27/04 Session 02/02/04 Session 02/10/04 Session 02/17/04 Session 03/16/04	Session 03/23/04 Session 03/30/04 Windshield Install Session 04/06/04 Session 04/13/04 Missing Steering Wheel Session 04/20/04 Session 04/27/04	American Crossroads Restoration Headquarters Session 05/11/04 Session 05/18/04 Session 05/25/04 New Trailer 6/29 Fall Session 9/9/04 Doors Removed 9/14/04	Night Test 9/21/04 Session 10/19/04 Session 10/26/04 Session 11/2/04 Session 11/11/04 Session 11/16/04 Session 11/24/04 Session 11/30/04 Session 12/7/04 Session 12/14/04 Presentation

At an AACA Christmas banquet, where all of the Futurliner volunteers were invited to attend, a presentation of appreciation was given to Don Mayton for his efforts in directing the Futurliner restoration project.	Wes Myrick (right) makes the presentation to Don (holding the award). The picture doesn't show it well, but all the names of the volunteers were listed on the plaque.
Wes also made a presentation to Don of a Futurliner model on behalf of the volunteers. This was the first time Don had seen a completed model and had no idea that the volunteers were buying it for him out of their own pocket.	Don poses with his model Futurliner. Each model is numbered. This is #2. Number one will be at the NATMUS museum in Auburn, IN.
The model is heavy duty and functions in every way. The doors open, the light bar goes up, etc. It's made of a heavy gauge steel and quite well detailed.	\| These models are for sale. They retail for $1,845. To check it out look up (click here) RETRO 1-2-3 on the web.