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Hmm. Is it just me or does that suburban have 20" transport wheels?

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My 72 SWB 4x4 Super "OL GOODN" and my 60 Impala mid 80's era

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My old 60 Impala

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Originally Posted by Sheepdip (Post 8660090)

My 72 SWB 4x4 Super "OL GOODN" and my 60 Impala mid 80's era

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Originally Posted by 1971 GMC SHORTY (Post 8660097)

My old 60 Impala

Almost Twinnz's!

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Originally Posted by Already Gone (Post 8660082)

I pulled these from a Facebook Post and have no idea of the details. All I know is they did a super job attaching the trucks to the rail cars.

:whine: Shoulda been D****s or F***s!

The trucks are chained down with some serious chains,as I recall.

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Pam back in the day. Notice the how much rust is already growing above the window. This is likely Jungle Jim's C30 tow rig. (A 69 or 70 I believe)

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Originally Posted by Boog (Post 8660476)

What rust? ;)

:lol: What TRUCK!?

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My high school car, about 1972.

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Another great vintage shot of a C10/20 to bump to the the thread to the top. Hopefully no one is offended by a couple of foreign cars being in the photo.

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I must confess....it took me a while to find the truck.

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Who cares about the Truck! Cool thread for sure!

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There was a truck? Hmmm... I need new glasses......

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Ohhh yeah....its behind the trees & big hair:lol:

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Originally Posted by IronCanine (Post 8694805)

I must confess....it took me a while to find the truck.

because of the trees, right??!

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Originally Posted by kidatheart (Post 8694918)

because of the trees, right??!

No, the limbs in the foreground! ;)

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Originally Posted by IronCanine (Post 8694805)

I must confess....it took me a while to find the truck.

Ditto lol

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Hopefully no one is offended by a couple of foreign cars being in the photo.

I'm all about the stars and stripes...especially, in this photo :)

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Super bird behind the GMC?

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Even though it was right for the time doesn't that Superbird look out of place there? It was some sight.

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Originally Posted by SKT (Post 8753726)

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You post the greatest pictures, but never with text and that sucks. We enjoy a little information here :cool:

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Originally Posted by DeadheadNM (Post 8753744)

Super bird behind the GMC?

Funny, what I noticed was the car turning in front of it being the only '50s car in the picture. Never did pay any heed to those goofy "birds"

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Originally Posted by Boog (Post 8753745)

Even though it was right for the time doesn't that Superbird look out of place there? It was some sight.

They looked out of place then and now and always. They really were out of place on the track. They really stretched the rules on that one. Production car :haha:

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8753872)

You post the greatest pictures, but never with text and that sucks. We enjoy a little information here :cool:

Funny, what I noticed was the car turning in front of it being the only '50s car in the picture. Never did pay any heed to those goofy "birds"

They looked out of place then and now and always. They really were out of place on the track. They really stretched the rules on that one. Production car :haha:

I remember back in Norfolk VA back in the 80's there was someone who worked at a security guard company that drove a Daytona to work every day. I only saw it driving once but I wasn't close enough to see who was driving it.
It was primer gray with new stickers on the wing. Those headlight covers hadn't weathered very well though. They were very warped.
The day I reported for duty in Groton CT on the cab ride from the airport to the base we passed a sublime green one parked next to a garage with 3 foot high weeds around it. The next day I hopped in a cab and told the driver I wanted to try and find a car I had seen the day before. So the cab driver drove me around for about an hour until we found where it was. Was is the key word. In the 24 hours or so since I had passed by it someone had pulled it from alongside the garage. It looked like it had been parked there for years and I missed it by one day. That was 1981. Okay enough Mopar talk.