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I usually hang out in the 48' -56 Truck site but wanted to share a truck that I saw at a local car show today. I fell in love with this old beast. I'm not a patina or modify kind of guy but loved the finish on this truck. Didn't get a chance to talk to the owner but may try to contact him at a later time. Hope you enjoy!
Nice truck Dave. It will look good in your fleet. Soon you will be able to put your truck into the shows.
Sorry Rick, no 4-sale sign on it As far as being a participant in a show......I'm not much one for sitting around in a lawn chair I like to keep moving for the most part. Maybe that will change when I retire in a couple of years
No offense to model A guys but rows and rows of them correctly and perfectly restored would put me to sleep. "This one has the wrong valve stem caps and this one has the coil from a different year" etc, etc..... Yawn. This AA truck has character and shows it's battle scars and has a history.. One that we can still see. Bravo to this AA guy. I have had three AAs and they very dear to my heart. But too slow, as I love to rage around the island at 40 mph
But too slow, as I love to rage around the island at 40 mph
I totally agree with you about the Truck GB. Attended my Nieces wedding a Roche Harbor a few years back. Absolutely love the NW. Sister lives in Marysville. Firefighter friend lives in Bellingham. Cousin lives in Port Orchard. Heck maybe I should retire there in a couple of years!!
I totally agree with you about the Truck GB. Attended my Nieces wedding a Roche Harbor a few years back. Absolutely love the NW. Sister lives in Marysville. Firefighter friend lives in Bellingham. Cousin lives in Port Orchard. Heck maybe I should retire there in a couple of years!!
Sounds like your family is pretty much surrounding us geographically. Send PM when you get here!
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As far as being a participant in a show......I'm not much one for sitting around in a lawn chair
I like to keep moving for the most part. Maybe that will change when I retire in a couple of years
