>>Dan every Old Navy store has one, and they won't
>>even sell a hub cap!
>>Eric
Here's where you're wrong -- Christmas of 1997 you could by one -- no joke!
But they were 1/25th the size of the real truck sitting in the middle of the
store! ERTL made a 1/25th diecast model of them as a Christmas promotion (box
states it's an "Adult Collectible"). I bought mine two days before Christmas
at a discounted price -- $12.99 (they were originally marked at $24.99).
>>And boy do they get annoyed when you start to crawl
>>all over em looking at details :)! Local one has the
>>doors WELDED shut, no engine/tranny, housepaint brush
>>job... I am waiting for them to be bought out and/ or
>>change the look of the store, and make a pitch then;
>>I'm willing to bet, however, that Corporate America
>>thinks a better idea is to send them all off to be
>>scrapped when they are done with em..... And someone
>>PLEASE tell me what connection "Old Navy" is trying
>>to make with "old Chevys" anyways!
>>Craig K
This is the company's logo -- some of the clothing even has the truck on it
(mostly children's clothing). First time I went to an Old Navy a few years ago
I was shocked to see these classic and hard to find trucks sitting in the
middle of the store. And Eric's right, all Old Navy stores have them (just
think, where did they find that many?). And all of the new stores will be
getting them too...
Just my $.02 worth...
Roger Roslowski
Chevy & GMC Truck Admirer (for now!)
oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
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