That is really cool! That grill dates that truck early 60s. Awesome!
forgot pic.....
And looks like it's set up to also do winter season snowplowing, by those extra brackets welded onto the bumper.
That's a neat looking old iron workhorse.
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I didn’t notice that upon first glance... the eyes, they’re going too...
Interesting... if this truck were to strike a deer at 55mph, hard pressed to find a scratch. The deer would be would be hamburger. Quite a contrast to hitting same deer in a Plasticadia or a Swedish Mack.
And looks like it's set up to also do winter season snowplowing, by those extra brackets welded onto the bumper.
That's a neat looking old iron workhorse.
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And then on another look, I spotted the extra pair of auxiliary headlights up high, so it must be for a plow. I love that rounded bumper and the way it's all separate pieces, bolted together.
Those door mirrors! They look to me as being waaaaay out there. Need some extra long arms to adjust them.
The cab is narrower than what we have now. 2 adults of average size are sharing elbow space. I remember adjusting mirrors hanging out the open window and rechecking sight line sitting back in the seat. Passenger side was worse...
Made slip seating a real pain.
And then on another look, I spotted the extra pair of auxiliary headlights up high, so it must be for a plow. I love that rounded bumper and the way it's all separate pieces, bolted together.
Those door mirrors! They look to me as being waaaaay out there. Need some extra long arms to adjust them.
I should clarify that the pic is not mine. It's just an example of what I saw. The Autocar I saw, is probably a Farm Truck. So it's a good chance I'll see it again along my route. I'll try to get pic of it then. :)
When you want a semi but can't afford $5 a gallon
*found on internet I didn't take pic
A Smart Car with a walk in closet...
I spotted this older IH flat top cabover at a truckstop in Kentucky yesterday. Check out the company name and logo.
What are the specifics for it, G-Town?
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All of those fire extinguishers, are they preparing for the worst?
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