[67ChevyRedneck]

Because of this truck:

Don't look like much now, but I spent MANY of my younger years helping my grandpappy haul winter firewood with it (my pops even installed a dumping flatbed on it in the late 80's.) We did it all, cut down the trees from an Amish feller's farm, cut it up, hauled it home, split it, and sold what was extra. (The back half of the frame was cut off around 95/96 when the truck got too rusty to pass NY inspections and it was welded onto a 79 F-350.)

Then my uncle brought a 67 he had bought in SC up to NY around '95 and I fell in love with the damn thing and bought it from him a year later. It was white with a green clip at the time, but it was about 95% rust free, RARE for NY even 10 years ago.