trucks at work

[1963c-10]

x2....nice looking trucks

[Snydcat]

Just picked up an old shovelhead for a buddy of mine

[63chevy4x4]

Hauling water for spraying crops with our 65 c60, 327 and a 4+2 transmission/axle, bought new by my great uncle

[endlessearth]

The '64 is now in use bringing hay and grain to the horses at feeding time each evening. It is a long way from the hay barn to the horse barn. Used to suck using a cart.

[TJ's Chevy]

Hauled some compost with mine to the other garden( ya gotta have two gardens cause ones never enough).

[1963c-10]

Hauled 1200lbs of shingles home to finish the 500sq foot car port. Squatted the rear a few inches, but no issues getting them home. Then the PITA of getting them all on the roof. But its done and the truck did a good job on this project. It towed logs across the yard, main beams once I milled them, all the plywood (in one load), all the shingles (in one load). No complaints for my old chevy truck. Will get some pics up once they've uploaded.

[1963c-10]

Heres the pics

[endlessearth]

/\ That is a really nice looking truck. The combination of the chrome trim, the spare tire being in place, the hub caps and the spotlight really float my boat. The fact that is working puts it in supermodel status.

[FetchMeAPepsi]

Cecilia bringing home some cedar sticks for fencing. Her tranny went out during this trip
Now she's in pieces and getting some TLC and my garage smells like a pet store .

[1963c-10]

thanks endlessearth....its my daily driver also. I have a 3/4" horse stall mat that I place over the wood when I need to "use" the truck. Helps protect the wood. Ive had my big block carried in the back as well as the pallet of shingles....about the heaviest things I've moved lately and the stall mat has worked flawlessly. Best $50 spent at Tractor Supply yet. I'll post a part number in case it'll help anyone else. They are 4x6', which makes them perfect for a short stepside, I guess the long bed guys could cut one down and the fleetsides could use two to cover the bed space.

Heres the link to the stall mats to protect the bed. Part #2219003 link....http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/stor...at-4-ft-x-6-ft

[1963c-10]

fetchmeapepsi....nice looking posts. I have a stand of white cedars next to the house that I'll use for the interior of the barn which is the next build. This one will be enclosed and give me a 3 stall setup for my projects and the new home for the 63.

[66Submarine]

Back to the top. Here's a couple of me dragging my new-to-me HD trailer back.





More pictures/story here on my website if anyone want to take a look. http://www.66submarine.com/newtriaxletrailer.html

[Hunyoc]

dragin home another

[1963c-10]

Very cool pic!!!

[Chevy Fleetside]

At the store, Picked up Lumber, cutting lumber. The truck dose it all.

[TJ's Chevy]

Mine at work hauling brush and towing the trailer.

[duallyjams]

All the trucks are used as trucks.

[LostMy65]

I've been combing the forums looking for pics of trucks with lumber racks.
Not finding much.

[Dillon Rock]

Here's mine when I had to pick up a half cord of wood earlier this winter for the house. Stopped in to get some parts for my new cb at the time and saw the KW dealer and stopped in to get a new hat. Also had to tow a fellow members truck shortly after that to yank out his 283 and powerglide.

[ClassicHauler]

Not sure if the second pic counts, that's the engine that's supposed to be going in the truck when I get a chance, it's been sitting that way, covered up for about 5 1/2 years now,

[WorkinLonghorn]

Load of road-base for an artificial lawn project;



Load rated E Tire at max load (80psi);



Another view, helper in background;

[LostMy65]

Here's another thread with lots of pictures :
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=341953&page=8

[andyh1956]

Originally Posted by TJ's Chevy

Hauled some compost with mine to the other garden( ya gotta have two gardens cause ones never enough).

We gotta have two gardens here also. One for us, one for the Deer!

[57NAPCO]

That bucket held about 6 yards, 13,500 lbs. of what we call granite gravel. Truck handled it like a champ, front end was a bit light but that’s not the trucks fault



Ya think ah guy who has been here as long as me would know how to post in the right section

[66Submarine]

Is that a factory 4x4 truck? Not a 60-66, but you don't see many DRW trucks that aren't crew cabs, much less K30's. Looks nice. I've been driving a '75 the last few months myself, still need to start fixing my '65.