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Wow... that's cool!

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Grandpa and great uncle Jack

https://dl.dropbox.com/s/eh7s33ugwgw...16817.jpg?dl=0

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Great old pictures. I love that truck and that he hung onto it so long.

Here are some early-80s pictures of a couple K/20s I had...work and play

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My 69 K20, I bought it in '82. My girlfriend, now wife, helped with the down payment. It was shorten down and had a step side put on it. I truck pulled it for three years, it was the NWTPA (NW Truck Pulling Association) stock 5800lb Points Class Champion in 1985. 456 gears, SM465, N/S rear end, 36 inch tires, it was an awesome puller. Hauled a lot of firewood with it too!

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Looks great! I love the Western Bullets!

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I found this old(er) picture from 25 or so years ago. Just got home from work, sittimg relaxing with my younger son, the dog, oh and my ex-wife :lol:

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Holy cow! You're a young man in that pic. How old is your son now?

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This thread is over six years old and the op hasn't been here in over four years, but the thread is still alive and well.

It was pretty much derailed way back there and got away from the original intent of 67 72 trucks. I can't imagine how it didn't get moved to general discussion.

I went through the whole thread, and it's sad that where pictures were, only gray PB squares remain.

I will have to get my scanner out and go through my archives.

Very interesting thread.

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Dad's '68 and his CJ-7 then and now. Sure is weird being able to drive either one.

Jeep was sold in '80

Old blue in '86.

And both of them came back home this year.

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Almost 26. That would have been 93 or 94
Yeah, it started in '02 before I registered. Back then it was all one big happy forum and 67-72s were still the main focus. I guess when things got broken down to body styles they left it in 67-72 since it's mostly those. Photobucket sucks. I'm no computer expert, but couldn't they have just stopped all free sharing from the point where they made the change earlier this year? They use ransom tactics hoping to expand their income and I see it as a shot to their feet.
I think that is fantastic. Not only found them, but now own them.

This was about '86

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I ran across this old pic in one of the threads a while back. About when was it taken Tim?

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That was just last year, August '16. Here is an older one

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Here is some pics of my 69 Camaro I had for several years. When I still had more hair.

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Everybody loves camaros. My favorite is a 69 rally sport. Pretty car.

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Plan is to race the jeep in the Norra baja 1000 next April.

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That's way beyond cool

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Pics from my honeys family slides. One has been posted way back, but found some that went with it. I thought the picture was older and then I found the ones with the Blazer.

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Is the pick up pulling the horse trailer a 2wd? it sure looks that way. Im always impressed when I see what used to get done in 2wd - both for car and trucks.

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Here are a few more of my '67 on the job. Sent to me by original owners daughter. maybe from the early - mid 80's?

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Very, and spread his ashes from his racecar. Should be beyond cool

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I remember that picture. Forgot it was yours
10x
These are all 25-30 years old now

Headed from Taos to Chama, NM
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N. of I-40 short cut to Taos from East over the mountains
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Edisto Is, SC
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Hatteras - Ocracoke Is (NC) ferry
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Myrtle Beach, SC
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This shot is from 1989.

A friend of mine had this truck for years and loaded it with options. He sold it to my mailman, who drove it for a few years.

I gave $1,800 for it, stripped the options, slapped the lacquer paint on it (It was super straight and rust free) and sold it for $3,500.

I couldn't get rid of the truck fast enough, cause I didn't like it. Now I feel like an idiot. Yeah, I know, I look like one too. :lol:

$1,800 and tow hooks are advertised now for $750.

Somebody flip the pic for me. No matter what I tried, the picture flipped when I downloaded it here.

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Flipped

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Came across this online the other day. I'm an engineer so this is pretty cool.

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I remember when it seemed like everyone had roll bars, never seem anymore.
Nice looking truck, very period for the time of the shot for sure.