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Palf70Step 11-16-2022 08:51 PM

December 2022 ToTM
 
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The December 2022 Truck of the Month (ToTM) contest theme is:

Snowman
For you folks, like me, from the deep south this is the white stuff that isn’t the beach. To compete in this month’s contest, you will need to meet these criteria:
  • Open to all years and models of Trucks, Blazers, Suburbans, Tahoes, Yukons, and Jimmys.
  • The vehicle’s primary color is white or a 2-tone where white is the primary color.
  • The vehicle nominated needs to belong to a board member during the time of the contest.
  • It must be together and able to move on its own power.
  • The truck has to be licensed for street use.
  • If a truck was selected as a 2021 or 2022 ToTM winner then you are ineligible. If the truck was nominated but not selected as a ToTM winner then it may be nominated and compete in this month's category.
To Nominate:

You or someone else may nominate the vehicle. The nominee must be a board member and the current owner of the truck. Once you decide on who you wish to nominate, just add your nomination to this thread. We will need two pictures minimum with at least one full view of the vehicle. In addition, we will need the owner’s board name and the Make/Model/Year of vehicle. I will PM the nominees to get any additional data or pictures if they have not already been provided. If the owner has a preferred picture they want used in the contest, please let me know in a PM. You can PM me for an e-mail address in case anyone has problems resizing the pictures for the board.

Nominations will run through November 23. The first 15 nominees that meet the criteria will participate in the contest. A Poll Thread will be set up November 24 in this board area and an announcement will be posted on the Discussion Boards to notify all that voting has begun. The Poll will run thru the morning of December 1 and the official announcement of the winner will be on the evening of December 1. The announcement of the ToTM winner will be posted through the General Discussion Board area.

yuccales 11-16-2022 09:20 PM

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I would like to nominate "sawmilldmax" and his DMax powered 69. Love that truck. Only have the one picture.

temp190 11-17-2022 01:25 AM

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Although I do not believe I offer any competition I will try.
My 1983 C10

special-K 11-18-2022 08:03 AM

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She's no show queen but my '72 sure fits the theme. So I nominate the K2500. A couple bonus snow pictures

jchav62 11-18-2022 05:51 PM

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Well why not... My freshly painted 1974 :chevy:

Chevyland 11-20-2022 01:08 PM

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My 1972 C30
At work and play

Willowrun 11-22-2022 01:43 PM

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My '84 GMC SWB wearing some Chevy clothing for the time being.

Riverstory 11-22-2022 06:40 PM

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Spent 1.5 years on a frame off plus the interior build out. For those of you 60 or over and grew up in SoCal, no explanation is required. Those that didn't, Helms bakery used panel trucks to deliver all over SoCal from 1930 thru end of the 1960s. All original drive train and body - truck sat idle for 45 years - we resurrected and is now used as a bakery delivery truck. :mm: Helms trucks were originally yellow and dark blue; Arizona heat dictated a white repaint.

1971 GMC SHORTY 11-23-2022 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Riverstory (Post 9147273)
Spent 1.5 years on a frame off plus the interior build out. For those of you 60 or over and grew up in SoCal, no explanation is required. Those that didn't, Helms bakery used panel trucks to deliver all over SoCal from 1930 thru end of the 1960s. All original drive train and body - truck sat idle for 45 years - we resurrected and is now used as a bakery delivery truck. :mm: Helms trucks were originally yellow and dark blue; Arizona heat dictated a white repaint.

I Can Still Smell the Sweets When He Opened Drawers Great times in That ERA


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