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Probably not without repeating all the searches I made. imcdb.org is where I found them. They're all saved with horribly generic filenames like i749161.jpg. For the most part I stuck to film/television that was ten years or less newer than the vehicle unless there was something that made the pictrue stand out. Pretty sure the TF moving van being followed by the '62 Chevy car was from My Three Sons. The two AD panels side by side are from a 1970 miniseries 11 Uhr 20. The AD with the canopy and people riding on the sideboards is from a 1959 documentary Araya. The red AD with the camper that's turning hard is from The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia. Mackay Speed Shop is from To Please A Lady, 1950. The tandem axle TF in front of the old Chevy dealership is from a fairly new miniseries, The Man in the High Castle. The white 55.1 sitting under the overhang is fro Andy Griffith. If you go to this site you should plan to get lost for a bit. Lots of cool pictures and in some cases you'll probably think "I never saw that truck in that movie" just like I did. https://www.imcdb.org/ |
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Wow. What an amazing difference in styling between the Chevrolets and the International beside them.
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More ID's for the movie pictures:
Red '59 GMC that's wrecked: Red Asphalt, 1964 LCF GMC with no grille next to the GMC stake bed: The Choppers, 1961 The '51 AD parked in front of the mobile home: Route 66 |
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Im digging that.
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That's cool. I love the understatement: "Very effective on soft footing or rough ground."
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Ha ha!
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Interesting.
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I know it's not "doing what they did" but what a great Ad selling what the GMC COULD do!
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VERY COOL!
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this is a picture of me in front of my dads 55 work truck
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Coleman CF-55-AF Aircraft Tug https://bringatrailer.com/2016/11/15...-cf-55-af-tug/ |
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Yep, I do now! LOL Thanks Farmall.
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Info on Brocks https://www.brocksupply.com/truck |
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https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d2/e2...572d166bb6.jpg Seattle long before my first visit. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/7a/09...3abb528023.jpg https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...3bfF7siRklBfQk http://www.curbsideclassic.com/wp-co...age/461134.jpg This is the only photo I've seen of this beautiful 1957 Featurama truck. |
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WOW that is something, would love to know where this is. Brian |
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Published Tuesday, July 17, 1962, pg. 1 This is the first bucket of cement poured on the Cape Girardeau section of Interstate Highway 55. The site is two miles north of Wedekind Park at a point just north of Old McKendree Chapel. The construction train shown here is a concrete pavement assembly line. Rolling on tracks, the assembly pours the concrete, levels it, removes any air pockets, finishes it and leaves behind a complete porject. The contractor is shooting for a mile of paving a day in ghe continuous process. (Missourian archives, G.D. Fronabarger photo)
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Not one of our trucks but too cool to ignore. That's a New York Central overpass in Detroit with what appears to be a Pacific 4-6-2 steaming across.
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