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We paid good money for this....somewhere in the early eighties, haha.
It may be somewhat decayed now. I wonder how the 'pickup' in our CD-player looks like.
Not my usual style, but a viewer of my LEGO Twitch stream requested it, so why not? It was actually a pretty fun build, and it's always satisfying to make a car in a color I haven't used before.
See it on RB
It appears age-worn but the drivetrain is modern. The tool box on the running board is actually where the battery resides.
Love the vintage pickups! Not 100% sure but thinking this is a 1930s Ford.
I uploaded the color version on my photostream, if anyone is interested.
Hopefully a lot of you remember JohnniD - he seems to have departed Flickr, but is alive and very productive on Instagram.
Anyway - over on that platform, he suggested we swapped some instructions. I chose his '49 Chevrolet Pickup and then had a fun morning reworking it here and there to get to this. Hope you like it.
Farmer Mike farms his land a few miles south of my old hometown of Manchester, Michigan. He was in town on June 18, 2020 when my nephew Grant and I were traveling to Frank's Place for lunch with my sister Mary. This rare pickup is of the early "First Series" of 1955 Chevrolet pickups, before they were totally redesigned and modernized with the "Second Series" later in the year.
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I was able to visit the classic car show in Gaston Oregon and get a few pictures and I thought this one was a real cutie.. Happy Truck Thursday, Everybody!!
Another classic pickup at the Wapato Showdown .. People's Choice this year.. Processed in an on-line program called The Deep Dream Generator... Happy Truck Thursday, Everybody!!!
Train 420s power, the 109A-93C-125A (an F7A and two F9As), has cut off its train to stay clear of some crossings and is about to cross the Soo Line diamond at Pembine on September 1, 1978. They will back into the transfer track in back of the depot and pick up a few cars that were left by the Soo Line the evening before.
A pleasant surprise to see this very tidy example. Looks to have been off the road from 2014 to its latest MoT in 2023, [erhaps undergoing restoration?
If it's been on that plate since new I wonder if it was by Riddelsdell Bros in Boxford, Suffolk?
I believe this is a 1962 C10 pickup. I chatted with the owner, who decided to fix it up mechanically but leave the patina as is... I very much agree with his decision!
Rokinon 50mm F1.2
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The 4th Generation of Ford’s F pickup trucks spanned model years 1961-66. New for the generation was the ‘integrated pickup’ design in which the bed was welded directly onto the cab. This was intended to save assembly steps in the factory and to replace the ‘Styleside’ bed of the previous generation in which the two parts were mounted separately on the vehicle frame.
However, truck buyers weren’t completely sold on the idea for various reasons having to do with ride and durability of the design. To satisfy potential Ford buyers who wanted the conventional configuration in which the cab and bed weren’t directly attached together, they then offered a combination of a Gen 4 cab mismatched with the Gen 3 box for a couple of model years! By the middle of 1963, Ford finally offered a separate Gen 4 Styleside box that matched the style of the Gen 4 cab.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_F-Series_(fourth_generation)
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1950 Chevy Pickup Street rod
My dream car, or I must say Truck, I admire classic pickups, in fact I'm saving money to buy me one.
Amazing car photographed in Plainfield, Illinois. Plainfield is my favorite city to photograph cars. I love the environment and the friendly people.
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Taken outside Maxwell Brother's Cycle Shop on US Route 31 just North of Petoskey, Michigan.
This truck is part of what I've come to call "The Northern Michigan Rat Pack" a group of rat rod owners who seem to run together. Notice where the exhaust exits. You better believe this thing is loud.
Beautiful original pickup. The current owner's father bought it new in 1940 and used it in his business. He babied the truck because he loved it so much.