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... a Sandhill Crane coming in for a landing looks like it is about to attack the truck below
(Ha! -thought you wouldn't get a crane because it was Truck Thursday's post ..you were wrong!)
Another piece arrived from China. This little baby was priced around $15.00 with probably $15.00 shipping.
These metal vehicles look awesome using the right lens.
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Note: will be on and off next couple days as I work at Iowa State Fair -- both working with photo contest winners as well as having fun taking photosl.
I might run behind with comments and apologize up front!
(I had 3 image on display with 1 getting an HM)
This old red pick-up is caught between the old limestone house up front and the distant new modern red farm and has no place to go.
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Found on some dusty dirt roads south of Des Moines late November.
Could be a possible restore with one for parts the other under construction or they had a business with a fleet of trucks.
A little while back we took a drive to Bayfield ON. Pretty little town much like Paris and Niagara on the Lake. Tiny shops everywhere. A lot of fun and a few dollars spent.
And this baby. I did not like that it was so bright out, but what can a guy do?
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I know you can get antique plates for any vehicle over 25 years old. However, ‘antique’ always gives me an image of a beautifully restored car or truck, with shinny paint and original equipment. IMO this is an ‘old’ Ford truck.
I took a picture of this truck on a sunny day and the glare off the windshield was glaringly obvious and very distracting. I went back the other day when it was cloudy and it worked much better.
I hope someone knows the year of this truck. HTT
This old truck seems to be hiding out on this abandoned property in northern Illinois. Definitely one to check out when the leaves come down this fall. HTT Everyone!
In my travels today, I passed several areas which had power poles exactly like these marching into the distance. Consequently, I am not exactly sure what road I was on when I took this, but I can say it is in Lancaster County, Virginia. The power company always does a nice job of keeping the easement area cleared. HTT
I've been told its wise to leave the hoist up when letting a lift truck sit for a time.But I doubt there's much advantage when that period of rest becomes more permanent....HTT everyone!
This was sitting in my archives. I like the design of these. I don't even know what they are called. I did, but now I forget. I shot this on the fly so it is not as good as it should be.
SSR.... just came to me.....
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An early 4-door and long bed. The man that allowed me to shoot this fixed the interior with new leather and dashboard - the rest of truck was as found.
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A beautiful old truck with rusty colors to match the barn roof. I don't believe this was intentional but sure looks that way as does the beat-up wooden bed on the truck matches the weathered barn.
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This vintage fire engine hasn't had a call in years, being left to rust and decay away on an abandoned Illinois farm. I've got to think this beauty could be restored and would make a great show or museum piece somewhere...
HTT Everybody! 65° and sunny here in northwestern Illinois today!
Taken last February with a touch of white snow on the ground. This poor bandit flanks and contrasts so nicely with the birch trees also in white.
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Happy Truck Thursday - find this bandit near an old barn. Banged my knee bad trying to take it but well worth it.