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ricks71pu · 07-09-2011, 02:31 AM

So, my son is working on border of Washington/Canada, on a mountain away from EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING. He sent me pics last week of old cars and trucks on top of said mountain, which i spotted a few 67-72 chevy and gmc trucks. I spoke to him today, and asked him to walk around trucks and tell me what he sees. He said one of the Gmc trucks said "GMC 920" on both sides. I told him he should know how to read by now!!! He insisted that is what it says. When I got home, I looked it up, and he was right. I did not know Canadian trucks were 920's and 930's instead of 1500's and 2500's.

anyone have one of these?

07-09-2011, 02:31 AM	#1
ricks71pu Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: salem oregon Posts: 225	always learning... So, my son is working on border of Washington/Canada, on a mountain away from EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING. He sent me pics last week of old cars and trucks on top of said mountain, which i spotted a few 67-72 chevy and gmc trucks. I spoke to him today, and asked him to walk around trucks and tell me what he sees. He said one of the Gmc trucks said "GMC 920" on both sides. I told him he should know how to read by now!!! He insisted that is what it says. When I got home, I looked it up, and he was right. I did not know Canadian trucks were 920's and 930's instead of 1500's and 2500's. anyone have one of these? __________________ In the words of my favorite poet, singer/songwriter (Paul Thorn):"What ever you believe, you might be wrong"