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Another beauty
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Yes it is. A true dream would be to own one of these gems.
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More Hay
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Just holler "Hay" if you want to get my attention
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Well, I came up on 2-ties so that's what I'm used to. Mostly, I like the way they stack on an old hay truck/trailer. They are "era-correct" :lol:
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:lol: I'd buy that. Same here on the 2-tie, when my cousin and I were 14 or so my dad and my uncle had the conversation of "we need to teach these boys a day's work"...no regrets.
You do find some awesome hay haulers. By the 90s when I was farming everything was Pete/KW, I didn't get to experience anything like the vintage iron you post. |
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More Hay from Harm Speerstra the "wood shoe wetback"
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Good one. I can't make out what that one cabover is.
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think its a petebilt
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...58b0822957.jpg must be an older model with flat windows |
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The newest it could be is '81 and I think has a 3408 for power. But the 362 was built until 03 or 4 had similar windshields |
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I was wondering if it was a White or other make. I guess it is a very early flat front KW
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More Hay wagons.
Thanks to Harm again |
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A 2 for 1 Sunday special.
West coast goodness |
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Awesome, are those driving lights fixed on the newer GMC's front suspension beam?
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Looks like they're hanging from the bumper. |
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Yeah,.. I'm dumb. Picture was alittle deceiving at first.
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Another early 9500 Long Nose in the top picture.
Chrome package and Triple Horn option to boot. |
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Once you asked, Panelman, I did think it looked like that pair of Perluxes could be mounted on the axle. But we know that wouldn't make sense :cool:. Thanks for the great pictures, KQQL IT.
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Thanks, I really like the Detroit slobber on the Hay too
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I saw that. Nice effect! That's not air pollution, that's essence de Deetrwah!
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Wrecks are part of this deal too.
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Might not be hurt that bad. I see "Webb/Marlo Heights, Md" on the door of the Crackerbox. I think they hauled brick/masonry products.
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I want to forget about that wreck
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Piggyback...
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Another oldie for the new page:
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How a bout a heavy oldie?
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10 axles ain't bad for a 6-71 ! And when the V-12s took over they had 13 axles, now they limit 'em to 11 axles.
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That's got to be quite a load there. I look at that picture and wish I was there to watch (and hear) him get those wheels up to speed. It doesn't take much to visualize it. I feel lucky to have lived during those trucks' time
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More facebook finds
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Nice !!
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They do exist! (M&M commercial) Seriously, every one of these I see makes me feel happy another exists out there. It gives more hope that one day maybe one could be mine.
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That's a nice one,
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Someone took a lot of pride in that one.
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Darn sure looks better than my Chivvy !
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Looks even better compared to my seventy none
I sure miss the old hand painted and lettered fleets |
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worked for a truck chassisbuilder back in the 80's and they still had one of those man that painted the letters by hand , was interesting to watch
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