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Trick Nissan pickup truck photographed at Retro Rides in The Late Brake Show area at Mallory Park Racing Circuit, Leicestershire.
2024
This Pickup truck is inspired by a 70´s F100 and an alternate from Lego Creator Expert set 10265 Ford Mustang. More info here: www.nkubate.com/pickup-truck/ And the best part is that detailed building instructions have been carefully prepared so you can build your own copy!
Blue 1974 Ford Transit Pickup - TDH 336M - seen at the annual Stirling and District Classic Car Club Show, May 2014.
Any extra information on the vehicle, its history or any work done on it will be gratefully received.
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Saw this at the 2021 River Ranch Car Show in Florida. I don't remember ever seeing an Olsmobile pickup truck before. The lines are very similar to about a 1937 GMC, so I am guessing it's probably around a 1937, as well. Not sure if someone just stuck badges on a Chevy or GMC or if this was a factory Oldsmobile truck. Perhaps it was for Canadian market? Anyway, I thought it was cool. If anybody knows more about this, please comment! Thanks!
Big Foot was an oversized truck based on a 1974 Ford F-250 four-wheel drive built by Bob Chandler from St. Louis, Missouri. Back in the eighties I had the scale model of the Monster Truck produced by Playskool.
I was a big fan of that odd truck and recently I built it using Lego bricks. I've used my latest pick-up truck adding big wheels and other little details.
While the original Big Foot was blue I used the white/green combo because I think it looks well.
Credit to Calin's one that inspired me.
P.S. Big Foot is the first MOC I've built after a bad accident occurred me on 26th of December. I squashed my index finger in a chest. On 27th of December surgeons rebuilt the final part of my finger. Everything seems ok even if the finger won't never be as before. I spent many days at home and I will be busy with this matter for a long time. I was scared about not to be able to build with Lego but luckily I can do it, slower but I can do it. 2018 has been a year full of great satisfactions but it finished in a bad bad manner.
Anyway, thanks for stopping by and I wish you a happy 2019!
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Small pickup with working suspension and hoist (You can see it at the movie!). Gallery: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=430357
An abandoned pickup truck near Overton in Cooper County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera with a EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens at f.8.0 with a 1 second exposure at ISO 200 along with two Quantum Qflash Trios with red and green gels. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 5.7.
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these War Pickup are one of medium scout vehicles , they were armed with HMGs , Rockets or other Gunners !
This 1930s era International pickup is one of the most professional restorations I've seen. This shot was taken inside a large supermarket in Morgantown, WV.
This truck-parts shop wall ad has all the subtlety of a Snap-On Tools calendar. Much lighter and funnier, though. I like the cartoon motion lines on the waving hand of the woman holding sunglasses.
I decided that my yellow '32 Ford Pickup build from 2012/13 needed a revamp, but I ended up with something completely different. This is the 2nd iteration; the first had an oversized blower & grille that didn't look too right, so I reworked the entire front end using a few of Calin's insanely inventive techniques. Cabin is just over 5 studs wide.
Top of engine technique:
Inverted grille technique:
Lovely Chevrolet Pickup truck in the rain, seen in the 'American' section of the classic car gathering at the 2017 Festival of the Plough in North Lincolnshire on a day of mixed weather.
A Toyota pickup truck from the mid-1980s makes a quick appearance behind The Pasty Kitchen, a popular Los Alamitos tradition for take-out food. A pasty is a hand-held meat/potato/vegetable pie in a crust, originally from Cornwall and Devon in the UK.
This Toyota was in very good condition, clean and very straight. Although not pristine in appearance anymore, it appears to have been maintained very well.
Though the late afternoon sun is beginning to cast long shadows, this Toyota pickup will most likely live to see tomorrow and many more days beyond.