it was #20 thought it was #18 for awhile but did my research and learned otherwise its a neat story he actually gave the dealer a bank check and loaded it in his semi and brought it home from pa sold it in 1986 and it was in the junkyard 2 days later some kids wrapped it around a tree but at the tender age of 11 i took most likely all the mpney i had to my name at the time and bought it back totalled only thing salvagable was its heart and it sits in my shop today cant really bring myself to put it in a car ,and bill he was 41yr old in 1969 if my math is correct so not that old but close and age is just a number old timer j/k
