Wood floor was optional until late 70’s I believe. It was for more sure footing for livestock…….
Martin
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Chevy's in the wild
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Wood floor was optional until late 70’s I believe. It was for more sure footing for livestock…….
Martin
We ain’t got no road salt issues down here but we do have a lotta salt in the air and water - this Burb is still used solely for putt’n a boat in and out of water and it appears they back down the boat ramp a little too far and don’t believe in washing it afterwards..
The C/10 is used as an attraction at a local restaurant but is still driven regularly - good to see them Chevys still being used.
The C/10 is used as an attraction at a local restaurant but is still driven regularly - good to see them Chevys still being used.
Has the summer off
Doing work across the street.
Saw this yesterday.
Looks clean!
Makes sense, I specifically looked for a wood bed floor for my dogs.
Bitchen
just a bit ago at the Pep Boys. Clean as a Safeway chicken.
I like that.
The Sears sign is about the same vintage.
I went for a drive in Utah today. Close to where @Truckman4life calls home.
There are so many old trucks laying around behind houses and in fields!!
Snapped a picture of one truck while running 65 mph, not a great picture, but not bad, IMO.
Bought a SxS from an old guy who had this parked outside of his trailer house. He says that he has owned it over 30 years. Numbers matching.
There are so many old trucks laying around behind houses and in fields!!
Snapped a picture of one truck while running 65 mph, not a great picture, but not bad, IMO.
Bought a SxS from an old guy who had this parked outside of his trailer house. He says that he has owned it over 30 years. Numbers matching.
64 at the Farmers Market.
At breakfast this morning. I see this thing all over town 
