Teton Valley’s Vintage Trucks
Year: 1952
Owner: Winslow Bent
Use: Rebuilding for a client
Fun Fact: Winslow is the founder of Legacy Classic Trucks, a premier truck restoration facility in Driggs. They rebuild and restore reclaimed vehicles like this mint Dodge.
Year: 1971
Owner: Brian White
Use: A father/daughter restoration project for Brain and his young, truck-enthusiast daughter, Diana. This lucky International is receiving only original parts, even if Brian has to source them one-by-one off eBay.
Fun Fact: The first time Brian drove it home to Driggs, it caught on fire.
Year: 1984
Owner: Royce Reiley
Use: Off-roading at the Reiley ranch and fencing cow pasture.
Fun Fact: An engine block leak (the size of Royce’s finger) was cured by pouring in an entire jar of ground ginger fifteen years ago. It hasn’t leaked since.
Year: 1973
Owners: Jeb and Ann Moyer
Use: All around valley truck for dump runs, hauling fencing, you name it.
Fun Fact: Along with being a truck for chores, it also makes a great prop for their family photos.
Year: 1964
Owner: Michele Walters
Use: In the process of being restored as a townie, with future advertising on the side for Michele’s art studio, TRIBE, now open in downtown Tetonia.
Fun Fact: The Chevy once belonged to Michele’s great-grandfather, who drove it to work as a miner and carpenter. At that time, it was the original robin’s egg blue.
Year : 1966
Owner: Tracy Long
Use: Hauling dirt bikes to the trails.
Fun Fact. Tracy’s truck has lived its whole truck life right here in Eastern Idaho.
