Daughter Builds Fire Truck for Her Mom! 🔥🚗 No Cap!

The Deets

Okay, fam, listen up! Leanne Tuntland-Wiebe just dropped a serious flex with her 1949 Chevrolet 1300 pickup, but it's way more than just a truck. It's named "Belva May" after her MOM, Lenora Belva May Tuntland, and the whole thing is a vibe.

Leanne and her husband were watching restoration shows and thought, "Bet, let's build something classic!" They copped the truck from their fam, Kelly Hogg, who's held on to the truck since his father passed away. Claude Dash helped restore it too. It was supposed to be a delivery truck, but it evolved into something way more sentimental. She got the truck restored and looking real bussin.

The red color? Straight from her mom's lipstick! 💄 Leanne even snagged the Chevrolet badges from her first truck, a grain truck called Old Blue, and slapped 'em on the front fenders. The truck is a 383 stroker engine and was even fuel-injected at first, but they switched it to a carburetor for better performance! Leanne's granddaughter also has "Belva May" as her middle name. It's a whole family affair, fr fr.

Now, Leanne's cruising around town in "Belva May", hitting up local events and car shows. She takes her mom for rides and loves seeing kids hyped about the truck. It's not just for show either; this baby still runs! 100% a W tribute to her mom.

Speaking of the community, Leanne's husband works at Bumper to Bumper, and the truck sometimes delivers parts. It's all about keeping it local and spreading the love. ❤️