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Great old refurbished pickup was in a barn behind the pumpkin patch -- the farmer had quite the collection -- he saw my black and white sketch offered to pay me for a drawing of it --- ha so I got my first commission.
1/24 scale International Harvester pickup truck die cast model released by Canadian Tire a few years ago. This is similare to my first truck I owed at 16. Mine was a 1952. I painted it British Racing Green. It had been Hot Rodded with a Ford 302 CID engine. The town of Rimbey Alberta hosts a museum with the complete collection International Pickup trucks: www.rimbey.com/index.php/visiting-rimbey/ihc-truck-museum
A customized 1946 Chevy Pickup that appeared at the 2011 World of Wheels Car Show at Bartle Hall in Kansas City Missouri.
Covers a 1927 Dodge Pickup that was on display at the show.
Taken at Hamilton Pastoral Museum , Victoria in 2018.
This cool looking Chevrolet pickup was parked at Long Beach, WA. I didn't notice until I had taken all my images that the driver was asleep on the front bench seat.
I used a 1/2" router bit and plexiglass templates to route the pickup cavities. I then cut the control cavities using the same router bit without the use of templates.
Not sure what DG Pickup is, I think it's like Macy's "BOPS" or "Buy Online Pickup in Store", as weird as that sounds I guess it makes some sense, you call ahead, the employees prepare your oder and you just walk in and pay fo it... but seriously, its a Dollar General store, just get off the car and go get what you need... anyways, next to it was sunglasses and part of the As Seen On TV items and a rack with some books
See the blog post for more info: Chicken John’s Woodgas Pickup Truck
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Taken at City Garage in Salado, Texas.
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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 think this is one of the trucks used by Jeremy Clarkson and James May on their Top Gears' arctic challenge
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).
The tipoff should have been the total lack of any line to get in. There are usually people clustered around the entrance well before the 9 AM $5 admission opens.
Blame the bad weather. By 9, there was a good line of people waiting. By 9:30, there were plenty of buyers and sellers.
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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