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At the Hotrod-A-Rama 2007 car show, Tacoma WA

The 1947 Studebaker pickup tried to pick up where the company left off with their wonderful 1937 Coupe Express Pickup but is a rather homely beast instead.

 

Seen at Home Depot 06-02-12.

This is a 1968 GMC 1500 V-Eight Pickup with a HOT engine under the hood. Seen in Lodi, California.

For my video; youtu.be/FlMohQMGAnY

 

Edmonds City Fair and Classic Car & Motorcycle Show, Burnaby, BC, Canada,

Shot in the Inland Northwest

This vehicle or vehicles were on display at the 2013 The Pavilion at Hartman's Heritage Center Halloween cruise.

 

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Side view of pickup without chrome cover.

I've soldered the leads of the pickup to an ordinary 1/4" unbalanced guitar cable.

Here you can see how the spring will mount in front of the axle.

Shuttle pick-up for rental car companies

Model A Ford roadster pickup.

This is a cropped photo showing the prototype Austin A70 "Hereford" pickup. Note the grill sits higher and further back and the top chrome trim is not "split" as in later models. This style grill did make it into production but did not last long and was soon replaced by the

more familier lower set grill. I do not think any trucks with this grill setup survive now ?

Hawks View Restaurant - 07/07/11

Machesney Park, IL

 

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How 'bout that home-made quick-change rear end! Prolly wont make the noise of a store-bought one though.

This old Ford pickup is in West Blocton, Alabama. It was once owned by a beverage company in Bessemer, Alabama. I have a close-up of the door in another photo.

Dupont made the colour called Chromalusion (KK784 BLUE BERRY) and it looked quite stunning on this 1952 Chev pickup, including a large Ghost Scallop on each front fender.

Thats how the owner got the name Chevrolusion... Chevrolet and Chromalusion and combined the two. No matter where you stood the colours change in the light.

Liberty Street Rods' 25th Annual Rod Run, Winfield Volunteer Fire Dept., Sykesville, MD, June 22, 2014.

Pickup truck racing

 

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standing alone on four legs

I love taking pictures of old things because they have so much more character than new things. This is one of the pictures I took using the Rule of Thirds. Although most of the picture is taken up by the pickup truck, the rusty steel wash tub is really what I would consider to be in the "thirds" area.

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