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Repeat or not, that first one would look good with me in it. :lol:

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I've never seen that second one. Would be interesting knowing more about it.

First one is as cool as ever, lol.

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I found that from a post on "Dying Breed Diesels" on FB while scanning through. Apparently the guy that bought it hauled it 200 miles home at night chained like that to the trailer. Must have been a sight to see going by...

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Love these photoshops

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Wicked astro

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Forgot to add this drilling rig the other day...

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its not a chevy but the restauration of a 1930's steampowered truck :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi998jlITK4

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No big deal, but I guess this would be right for "Trucks Are Beautiful" where all makes are shown. I'd like to sit and watch the whole thing. Those Brits ran steam power for a long time

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Black Friday pics

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Frank Leparik pic and a FB pic

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More FB.

Really like these two... Log hauler supposedly is a '66 M-80...

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Neat

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More good stuff

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Starting to wonder again.

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Nice '65 Chevy in the 1st picture. Almost has to be a C-80.

The truck in the 2nd picture is a '62 6500 beautifully restored by a member over at the '60-'66 GMC Truck Club. http://6066gmcclub.com/index.php

I believe the truck in the 3rd picture is his as well.

The 4th is of the Red 6500 getting restored.

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Sure some more goodness won't hurt.

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The pictures seem to just get better. I love the '60-'66 tandems. I like all the old tandems, but those box sixties look so stout!

I don't think these have been shown

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I try to share the good stuff here..

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And do a good job of it.

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Hay a cannonball

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Tried to get a picture, didn't turn out. I was heading down the highway yesterday and saw an unusual Brigadier, maybe y'all have seen one like it. It was an extremely short wheelbase, the single rear axle was practically right behind the cab. I thought it was an aircraft tug til I got right up on it. It was pulling a massive camper. Anyone ever seen one with an extremely short wheelbase? What would the application have been?

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Mobile home toters are short as they can get them

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Wild! I had no idea. Looked like a rough riding truck, that's for sure. Not sure that something thayvshort would be my choice to pull a camper, but, hey, different strokes for different folks.

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For delivering new single wide pre manufactured home and temporary office buildings.

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Love the paint