I'm reluctant to bring this to the group's attention because I do not have time to even look into this, much less do anything about it. but my son located a GMC that is about to be scrapped our at a local recycling facility here in Tucson:

http://www.scrapmetalsrecycling.net/index.php (Looks like a Roll Along, maybe)

He sent me pics which I seem to be having trouble loading to the photo site, but will try again later. He said all the glass is good, including nice clear windshields, and all running gear is there and complete. The bumpers even look good. The interior has been gutted and the body sides have been trashed due to someone doing a very amateurish job of filling in/relocating windows. It seems like a shame to loose this one, but like I said, I just don't have time to deal with it.

The contact info is above for anyone interested. I may have a chance to check it out in person early in the week, but I'm leaving on a trip to Italy Friday to visit my daughter, son in law, and two year old grandson, so no time to do anything else.

Looks like there's no hope for this one. I went and talked to the owner of the scrap yard and he said he can't sell it or anything off of it because of licensing issues. He is not licensed to sell vehicles or parts off of them, only to salvage scrap. He understood where I was coming from, but said he just couldn't do it. What a shame the original owner didn't research it a little more before deciding to sell it to a scrap yard. Word is the scrap yard paid $100.00 for it.

I sent the TZE to John Shotwell and he said it is a new find. He has no record of it. Too bad it will now be lost forever.

Carl,

Maybe you can trade him something. That way he isn't making a sale?

Hal Kading 78 Buskirk Las Cruces NM

Could the whole thing be bought as scrap from the yard?
Take the relevant parts of and re-scrap it.