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GM Futurliner Restoration Project
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We would like to recognize the following, with a link to their web site, who have contributed money, parts, services, or made mention of the project on their web site.

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Joe Bortz of the Bortz Auto Collection donated the Futurliner to NATMUS, The National Automotive and Truck Museum of the United States.


NATMUS
stands for "The National Automotive and Truck Museum of the United States. They own the Futurliner undergoing restoration.
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NLINERS INTERNATIONAL is a hobby club for owners and lovers of the 6 cylinder inline Chevy and GMC engines. They have a publication called "The 12 Port NEWS". Club members have purchased two NOS short block 302 GMC 6-cylinder engines; provided technical information regarding the differences of the military and domestic version; made donations to our project and provided technical information about component parts


ACD FESTIVAL
-- The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival

The Filling Station donated some headlight trim rings and other head light components.
KETTERING UNIVERSITY, provided Bill Holleran many boxes of information that helped us document that Charles Kettering was the person that created the Parade of Progress. PETER PAN Coach Builders have restored a Futurliner.
JOEL DIRNBERGER is building a scale model of the Futurliner. WELLER TRUCK has contributed a great deal with component-restoration and sourcing of front-end and break related parts. 
  WYRICK CO. employee Ray de Longpre has secured the MONTANA PAINT COMPANY (representative Ernest J. Borsich) to sponsor this project with the paint supplies. Curbside TV provides auto reviews and a number of other related informational services.
COOL OLD TRUCK
Buy, sale, trade, cool trucks, cars, tractors and equipment. Home of the body swap.
Yesterdays style with today's power.
1960-1966 GMC TRUCKS
National 6066 GMC Truck Club.
COKER TIRE  

Needs:

We have developed a list of materials, restoration services and expenses. Please follow this link to our Project Needs page.

Volunteer:

If you would like more information on how you can volunteer your services or donate materials, please contact Don Mayton.

Don M. Mayton, Project Director
4521 Majestic Vue, Zeeland, MI 49464
616 875-3058

Funding:

NATMUS is an IRS section 501(c)3 qualified organization. All gifts to this project (Properly Receipted) are tax deductible. Please contact John Martin Smith for more information.

John Martin Smith, NATMUS Director Emeritus 
1000 Gordon M. Buehrig Place
P.O. Box 686, Auburn, IN 46706-0686
260 925-4560

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