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Project 365: Day 11
My backup car.
4 speed manual transmission. Fun car to drive.
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This vehicle or vehicles were on display at the 15th Annual Midwest All Truck Nationals in Riverside, Mo. Sept. 5-7, 2014.
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My friend's truck was bumped into by an unknown person apparently driving an Olds Alero. My friend went to a mall to get a cord for his phone. Left his truck only 10 minutes and came back but didn't notice until he looked through the windshield and noticed the hood was bent up.
He's unsure what to do as it runs just fine but doesn't look pretty anymore.
Saw this pickup truck as I was driving down this dirt road on the island of Paros in Greece. Seems to have been there for quite some time...
Dad's 1930 Ford pickup the day he bought it in May 1964. Dad did a rebuild on it, then never used it, I got it when he pass away and have still never used it, but I did a lot of work on it in 2009 and hope to use it from now on.
The inimitable Holley Hayworth takes center stage in Survivors Alley during the 52nd Annual Cavalcade of Customs in Cincinnati, OH.
This 1933 chevy pickup was bought new in a small town in southern ohio called vales mill ohio. It was owned by a funeral parlor .The town had a grocery store and lumber company owned by the same family. It was in the original family until 1974 when the owner of the funeral parlor retired. The funeral parlor is still in operation today, with different owners. The truck has around 35000 miles and after one overhaul runs great.
This vehicle or vehicles were on display at the Piston 'N' Pinups Car show at the Cricket Wireless Amphitheater in Bonner Springs, Kansas on May 31, 2014.
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