Welcome to the B.A. Truck website, we are pleased that you have come to visit us. Motor sport enthusiasts come in many sizes and ages, yet they all appreciate multiple types of motor vehicles. The common denominators are appearance, power, and speed. The B.A. Truck fills the bill in these areas and more! For this vehicle combines some of the latest technologies in racing along with the smooth flowing lines of classic American automobiles. Whether one prefers the nostalgia trip or just pure high-tech horsepower, this truck will deliver. The original 1947 Dodge steel body, carries the day for that Classic look. For those who truly enjoy the vehicles of those days gone by, to see one more Born Again, makes their automotive day. The modern fiberglass fenders provide durability and repair ability that the original steel could not. These classic lines are covered by the latest paints to come from Detroit. The white that you see is a Cadillac white pearl used on 2004 model cars, it is gorgeous on these body lines! The black paint, covering the front end, is the purest black that can be found. It reminds me of the early days of Ford Motor Co. when a new car or truck could be purchased in any of three colors, black, charcoal, or ebony. The choice is yours as to which your preference might be, the darkest, richest black, or the latest high-tech luster of white pearlescent paint, both are present. Remember the Chrysler Corp. advertising campaign of the early 70’s where the corporate slogan was “On the eighth day GOD created the Hemi”. The way those motors ran, it seemed that they were of Divine origin. To this day no motor can instill the chill in one’s spine that a valve cover with spark plug wires protruding from the center can! The power plant for this truck is just as unusual as the body. A bit of Detroit is on board with the factory Chrysler (1966 NASCAR) Hemi engine block. This is the foundation of our power source. At the bottom, a 4.5” billet crankshaft provides the leverage for torque that can move any load. A pair of Indy cylinder heads provide air flow in sufficient quantities to produce high-end horsepower to finish the task at hand with the speed expected of a 550 cu. In. Chrysler Hemi. The BDS 14-71 blower stuffs life giving oxygen to the methanol provided through the classic Enderle “bird- catcher” top hat. These components provide a visual image that all auto- enthusiasts can relate to. The thunder and crackle from the exhaust, along with the whine of the supercharger and the smell of spent methanol, provide the sounds and odor of sheer power that accompany this package. The package is complete, sight, sound and smell, old and new, all working in harmony. You now have a basic understanding of the Born Again package. Yet, the question that begs to be asked is this “What can this truck do for me? I like the truck, but what is in it for my organization or association?” This vehicle is available for display or exhibition at your location. The Born Again Truck is actually an exhibition 2wd truck-pull/ wheel-stander.  Due to its atypical configuration and eye catching appearance, it can serve in many other venues as a display vehicle, whether that venue is secular or sacred. As an illustration of restoration and/or modernization in the secular realm of automotive history, the B.A. Truck fits well. In the realm of racing, it is just as well suited, for the hot-rodding of these vehicles has been a part of the American automotive culture for many years, for show or go, the B.A. Truck will get the job done. In the realm of the sacred the B.A. Truck provides a vivid picture of the restoration available to mankind. When one compares the story of this truck to the story of mankind, the parallels are unmistakable. In the setting of troubled children with broken lives, or an adult with a broken marriage relationship, the B.A. Truck provides a message of hope, and the possibility of restoration. These human conditions are parallel to the condition of this truck at the time prior to its restoration. The B.A. Truck has a 14 page booklet describing its components and its process of restoration, (with human parallels). This booklet will be available wherever the truck is displayed or exhibited. The Born Again Truck is owned and operated by a 501(c3) organization. A 501 organization is a not for profit corporation.