Me feckin truck....NEW PHOTOS boner

[Riddler]

only if cocksucking computer-world allows....
http://bayimg.com/nAMJiAaCH

great.
 a chick showing her ass next to my truck




hey!!! i fucking did it...


 10 modern-day fag-pickups = 1 of these

[ForumTroll]

Higher res plz.

[Riddler]

Higher res plz.

you mutherfucker you

[Sam Gunn (since nobody got Admiral Naismith)]

Nice truck.

I like the older style trucks better than the new ones as far as beat em up utility, but I really want a brand new Duramax 2500HD 4x4 on 35's.

[rookie]

that is a hot lookin' ride you got there, my friend.

I'm also a pretty big fan of the vintage-lookin' models.

[ForumTroll]

POST A BIGGER FUCKIN PICTURE ALREADY, BOB.

[alaric89]

Let me guess a little. 1956, 1 ton, 4 wheel drive, Chevrolet cameo cab. I would say it once had a 327cid but probably has a 350 now. And a 4 speed.
Like to know how I did. Beautiful machine though. Did you do the restoration?

[Riddler]

you found me out
bit of a sleuth, eh joe?
also, i for some reason, don't have any other pics that i can find.
i had a chronology from when i took the bed off to redo the wood, but can't seem to locate them.
stay tuned.

[Riddler]

Let me guess a little. 1956, 1 ton, 4 wheel drive, Chevrolet cameo cab. I would say it once had a 327cid but probably has a 350 now. And a 4 speed.
Like to know how I did. Beautiful machine though. Did you do the restoration?

wayyyy off.
'57
1/2 ton
orig. 265 v8 ''mouse'' motor
4 speed hydromatic (factory automatic)
napco pow-r-pak 4wd conversion
cameo was the shortbed fleetside version w/ fiberglass rear fenders

[hellbilly]

I wonder if this lad has any higher res images of his vehicle?

I'm needin' some of them tires for my Bronco.. special order?

[Riddler]

I wonder if this lad has any higher res images of his vehicle?

I'm needin' some of them tires for my Bronco.. special order?

you bet (cocksuckers cost me @ 520.00 for (4) in '07...shipping incl)
>>>universal vintage tire
in hershey, pa.

[Sam Gunn (since nobody got Admiral Naismith)]

I wonder if this lad has any higher res images of his vehicle?

I'm needin' some of them tires for my Bronco.. special order?

you bet (cocksuckers cost me @ 520.00 for (4) in '07...shipping incl)
>>>universal vintage tire
in hershey, pa.

That's not bad.  I paid 650 for 4 33" Kumho A/T's.  They work good, but they were the cheapest I could find that size that had decent style tread.

[Riddler]

prob. is, the fuckers are already dry-rotted....cracks in the sidewalls.
what the fuckkkkk?

[Sam Gunn (since nobody got Admiral Naismith)]

prob. is, the fuckers are already dry-rotted....cracks in the sidewalls.
what the fuckkkkk?

Only 3 years old and already dry-rotted with cracks?  Weak.  They look good though.  I guess if you're wheeling them all the time a 3 year life span isn't bad at all though.

[alaric89]

Let me guess a little. 1956, 1 ton, 4 wheel drive, Chevrolet cameo cab. I would say it once had a 327cid but probably has a 350 now. And a 4 speed.
Like to know how I did. Beautiful machine though. Did you do the restoration?

wayyyy off.
'57
1/2 ton
orig. 265 v8 ''mouse'' motor
4 speed hydromatic (factory automatic)
napco pow-r-pak 4wd conversion
cameo was the shortbed fleetside version w/ fiberglass rear fenders

You can figure a lot about a guy by the truck he drives.
I've only seen one other functioning work truck from the 50's. Friend of my Dads who used the thing in his landscaping business. He had a new pickup but spotted a memory in a Field and built himself another work truck that fit him better. He cheated though, used a modern rebuilt motor, but it was otherwise stock. A 54 ford I think. It was also a halfton and had utility flatbed.
I used a few "1/2" ton pickups from the '40s and '50s as a kid. I swear they could carry more weight then the "3/4" ton ford I used to have. (It was a '92, sold it when I couldn't stand fixing it anymore)
Old pickups have a special soul few understand. My Dad got me to semi restore a '47 ford half ton stepside (yes I know in 47 it was just the feckin box) in the mid 80s. It was minimalist, just get it legal and sorta safe. Anyway a old friend of my dads, who grew up in the 40s, asked to take it for a spin. He was tearing up after the trip.
I thought he was a little silly then, but I get it a little better now.