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This stock 1952 Chevy named Shelley has
driven 30,000 miles for charity, earning her the distinction "truck with a
heart." In 2000 she drove from Tennessee to Alaska's north
slope. In 2001, she drove historic Route 66 from Chicago to San
Bernardino.
Shelley raised a combined $40,000 for the American Cancer Society and the
National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Scott Sensing (Shelley's owner) did the
Alaska drive as a cancer benefit after his dad's death from cancer. A sponsor of
that drive, Ralph White, then asked Scott and Shelley to drive Route 66 for
multiple sclerosis.
You may have heard of their journeys from TV and radio interviews, and
publications like Road & Track, the Tennessee Magazine, Wall
Street Journal, and countless newspapers nationwide.