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Old 02-10-2020, 07:05 PM   #26
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Old 02-11-2020, 09:10 AM   #27
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I was thinking of this as a 67-72 thread, but this is General Disco. That widens the possibilities here. how about a dodge. Caption called it a Chevy. After all that and it looks like visibility not so good on that right side
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Old 02-11-2020, 11:47 AM   #28
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The cab on that truck looks like an airplane nose with all the glass and metal shaped like that. It would fly like a brick, though, methinks.
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Old 02-11-2020, 01:08 PM   #29
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I saw one yesterday on my way to work, he was sitting at a red light and I was moving so I couldn't get a picture. But it was NEAT.

1948-50 Ford dually on a stretched frame. It had a sleeper and flatbed with a small fifth wheel and was pulling a fifth wheel camper. It was yellow and looked like it was loved and well used. If it was ever a show truck it was a long long time ago. Just the fact that it was still on the road doing what it was built for was what was so cool about it.

If I hadn't been going to work I would have made a U-turn to try to get pics. Hopefully I'll see it again. Yeah I geeked out a little over it.
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Old 02-11-2020, 01:16 PM   #30
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Sounds interesting. That reminds me of a friend's GMC rat rod thing (bought/not built). I need to get pictures, or retrieve what's on my old computer.

How about this Nash bodied thing?
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Old 02-11-2020, 01:46 PM   #31
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How about this Nash bodied thing?
Those guys could have been brothers. Same concept.

The distinct front end and yellow paint with the sleeper and flatbed looked like it was well built when originally done, but you know how that goes. It might not have survived close inspection. Pic for reference, it's the right cab and color. Unique for sure.
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Old 02-12-2020, 06:37 AM   #33
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Those guys could have been brothers. Same concept.

The distinct front end and yellow paint with the sleeper and flatbed looked like it was well built when originally done, but you know how that goes. It might not have survived close inspection. Pic for reference, it's the right cab and color. Unique for sure.
Yeah, those first Effies were cool... understated style like a Chevy. They even had cool simple designates, F-1, F-2, F-3, etc. I'm always impressed when I see someone purpose-build somethin g old to put the long hard miles on like that
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Old 02-12-2020, 06:59 AM   #34
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I think these will fit in. Which way do you like them? swb, lwb, xswb, xlwb...

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Medium duty Loooooonghorn

I actually sort of like it, I've thought since I built mine that about a 10' bed would be perfect on the big pickup conversions. An 8 footer on a medium duty is like a SWB regular truck.
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A conversion I would say
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I was watching Leno garage ,he had a company on his show called RTECH not ridetech, that from what I gathered just built Custom GM trucks , quad cab 4x4 from 50s 60s and 70s they start at 150k but really AAA quality builds.
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Metropolitan FD
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That's about all that little engined car would be able to pull. I remember the first time I saw a Nash Metropolitan, and that 5/8" diameter tail pipe was just a joke.
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Well, you don't want to be having kids bouncing off the back of that thing, so I guess slow is good. The fire can wait.

Another tall car carrier. I guess for some reason they felt hauling cars required seeing farther ahead. I doubt many traffic cops felt like ticketing those guys. "I'm not climbing all the way up there to hand out a ticket after eating those donuts"

How about that Plain Jane T-bird on the tail end?
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Another tall car carrier. I guess for some reason they felt hauling cars required seeing farther ahead. I doubt many traffic cops felt like ticketing those guys. "I'm not climbing all the way up there to hand out a ticket after eating those donuts"
I guess that's where the term "cab over engine" got started

That's just a standard conventional cab with windows installed in the cowling.
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Bunch of unique trucks in one picture
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A whole lot full!

Here's a CJ17. Check out the front bumper. That's not a factory Jeep bumper
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Looks like a 55 Chevy Rear bumper .
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A whole lot full!

Here's a CJ17. Check out the front bumper. That's not a factory Jeep bumper
There's got to be 3 Y's in that spelling of YYYUgly.
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There's got to be 3 Y's in that spelling of YYYUgly.
It does have a very nice arch top door.

The important thing is having enough room. How about this F - O - R - D?
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Well that sort of resembles the Weinermobile doesn't it?
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Yeah. One of those and an Airstream Trailer. Looks just like an Econoline except much wider. A whole lot of work in that thing.
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A one and a half story van. See the sign in the window too.
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^^^ Split-level

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I guess it's not a good idea to take your wiener out when it's snowing. Or at least be very careful to keep it under control.

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I like the '52. The first one didn't come with a good bun
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