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Test-fitting the pickup after installing 1/2" shim to raise it up enough to mount without a ring. If you look at the pictures when I first assembled it the finish was pretty consistent, but then after the neck was set I sanded it and took the neck down quite a bit to match the body, so the body still had 4-5 coats of stain and the neck area was on its first again. It was like this for a day just because I needed to know how the thing played so I could decide whether to order a cargo container full of them.
I've got a feeling I've seen this before, possibly at the Stars and Stripes show at Tatton Park, but I don't seem to have any other pictures of it, so maybe I haven't.
It's only been registered in the UK since November 2013.
A nicely restored Chevy Pickup. I couldn't get a good photo because the vehicles were parked close together.
Lighting was really bad on the shot, the background is all washed out, but I really like the framing so I uploaded it
A rescued farm truck out of Saskatchewan, completely restored from it's rustic ruins.
Probably the nicest 38 pickup I've seen and took 1st Place in the show.
(12th Annual Capitol Hill Carshow)
Sabine tags along with Hera on another supply run in hopes of finally meeting the elusive Fulcrum. They do not realize their pickup is being observed by a figure who is concerned that the over eager Specter 5 could be an imperial plant coercing Specter-2 into a trap.
Solido Dodge pickup 1:43 scale, MSMC (Maidenhead Static Model Club) January 1987. For some reason this is marked '50th Anniversary', but as the club is only in its 37th year in 2016, it's probably to mark the 50th swapmeet. None of the current committee were involved with the production of this model!
Photo taken at the 2008 Goodguys 7th Midwest Nationals Car Show at the Kansas Speedway over Labor Day Weekend.
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I spotted this old Cushman pickup truck in Pensacola, Florida. These Cushmans were made by Piaggio in Italy and are a licensed copy of the Japanese Daihatsu Hijet.