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Dalton was diagnosed with osteogenic sarcoma in 2011. He received extensive rounds of cancer treatments and is an amputee as a result. He is now in remission after his surgeries at the Children香蕉视频直播檚 Hospital in Calgary.

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The truck received a six-inch suspension lift, new mud tires and off-road wheels, the exterior was changed from a glossy to matte black and a new audio system was installed.

The headlights and taillights were also upgraded and the interior was cleaned and renovated. Rust was also removed from the body.

The retail cost would be $25,000, said Tucker.

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Dalton currently has his learners license, and will be able to drive alone next year. He took a long time deciding on his wish, being outdoorsy, he also thought of a hunting trip or fishing trip.

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Dalton and his family came out to see the results of the three-week renovation Saturday at Cap-It Kelowna.

Thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Cap-It Kelowna, Factor Autofilm and Mobileworks Electronics, the Fernie youth will be riding in style.

Altogether 15 people through the businesses and sponsors renovated the truck.