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Taken at City Garage in Salado, Texas.
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Buildin' the trans tunnel. I'm makin' it as close as I can to the transmission so it's not gonna be symetrical since I have to have clearance for the shifter and trans fluid lines. The top piece will be removable. My gas pedal will be mounted high on the left side of the tunnel, '60s gasser style.
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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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I had a miscommunication with the manufacturer about pickup routs. I've been cutting shims to bring the floor of the pickup cavity back up to where I need it. Then I use some wood filler to cover the seams. This one is a bit sloppy over by the hole for the pickup wire, but there's a lot of cleaning-up that happens after the filler dries.
When I started doing these I wanted firm contact on the bottom of the plate as well as the mounting legs. Since then I've been using a thinner shim and only getting solid contact at the mounting legs. I changed because sometimes the plate is uneven or the screws in the back of it protrude more and I was having to do a lot of fine adjustment work.
I remember seeing one of these at the 1988 NEC Motor Show.
They were advertised as 'fun' and 'funky'. I liked the look of them then and I still do now, but the two-seat only format (a stretched VW Polo?) has always been too small for my tastes (and my fat lardy arse).
Custom Chevy Pickup, year unknown, Wilderness on Wheels Benefit Car Show, Alameda at Garrison, Lakewood, CO, 08 June 2013.
1946 chevy pickup with 350 chevye50 transmissionwith all the creature comforts air cond,power steering,disk brakes etc.
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Pickup trucks. The Dinky Chevrolet is one of a series of re-branded Kidco toys made in Hong Kong by Universal Products in the early 1980s, the silver truck appears to have been copied from that, also made in Hong Kong. The Hot Wheels '78 Dodge is unconnected, apart from being a similar size.
Here is another colour version of the Hot Wheels: www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/48366899177 and here a clearer shot of the Dinky: www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/40453423221
Brochure showing an early MK2 Mv1800 pickup.
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not a conversion, used Falcon 144cu engine the later ones could be supplied with a 300 cu six cylinder engine for more omph on the road
Isuzu KB pickup EET 327 was parked up in the centre of Paralimni, Cyprus at lunchtime on October 6th 2021.
I photographed these vintage Dodge Power Wagon 4x4 pickups in Montana. I don't know why the turquoise truck says number 95. Dodge introduced four headlights on their pickups & Power Wagons in 1958 but you could still buy Power Wagons with only 2 headlamps.
Motorama Events Rod, Custom & Tuner Car Show, PA Farm Show Complex, Harrisburg, PA, February 18, 2018.
2cfs - Beech Fork
Fairgrounds to 31E
Wow. This thing just keeps getting bigger.
We had 50+ out on the Beech Fork this Saturday for another great Paddle Pickup.
First I would like to thank everyone who makes this river cleanup possible. People like Mike Hammons with Central Kentucky Canoe & Kayak. He halts his own business and donates his entire fleet of canoes to us each year. And when we load these things with tires and old scrap metal then scrape them down the rubble dam, we really but the boats through the ringer. But with out them, the Paddle Pickup could never grow to be this large. So Mike, the Bardstown Boaters would like to thank you for all or your hard work and support.
We would like to thank Nelson County for providing all the means needed to remove the bulk garbage from the river.
We would like to thank the Bardstown Rotarians for providing t-shirts for all the volunteers of the Paddle Pickup.
We would like to thank the Bluegrass Tavern and Smith Brothers Distributing for providing us with a new banner for this year's event.
And special thanks goes out to Boy Scout Troops 142 and 147. They came out big for the 2007 Paddle Pickup. Over 20 scouts paddled the river, cleaning it up and removing tons of garbage from it. The Boy Scouts worked very hard on this day and it couldn't have been this great of an effort without them.
This year the Paddle Pickup removed more trash for our local stream bed than ever before. Over 80 tires were among the tons of garbage removed, which includes an old news paper dispenser that has been wasting away down at the Beech Fork for about a decade and of course your standard 20 bags full of beer and soft drink cans.
Sadly we had two blatant displays of disrespect to our river during the Paddle Pickup. A group of eight paddlers putting on at 31E threw down beer cans right in front of a group of volunteers who were removing tires from the river. Also a father son team of polluters threw down their bait container and soft drink cans while they enjoyed fishing at the freshly cleaned rubble dam.
Keep throwing your trash in the river, and we'll keep picking it up. We won't be stopping. One day these idiots will get the message.
If you weren't able to make it out this year, we'll be doing it again next year. It will take place again during the National River Cleanup Week.
Thanks to all our volunteers who helped make our local waterways a better place. We'll see you on the river.