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Chevy's in the wild
- Thread starter TJ1978
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I think it’s because of my long lasting love for old trucks and cars that gives me an internal signal that one’s about to appear so I know to get ready for a picture.
I just wish I had pics of all the ones I miss the chance of getting.
Old cars & trucks remind me of simpler times…
Great analogy Tom, I find myself often turning around to go back and get that pic to share here. And more often than not, I think “that would have been a good one to share” but keep on driving past it.
Yeah normally I wouldn't take a pic, I would just think, cool ride, and keep on trucking. But just because of this thread I try to snap a pic if I can safely do so.
Saw this early GMT400 broke down on the side of the road today - my guess would possibly be that the fuel pump took a dump or the 700R4 died on him.
Gotta give him bonus points for upgrading to the 9.5” 14-Bolt though.
Gotta give him bonus points for upgrading to the 9.5” 14-Bolt though.
Per @tarussell inspiration, in a rare event, I turned around to snap a picture of this hard working truck I saw out in the wild...
Wooo…the 80’s threw up on the early 90’s.
I’m appreciating the laser straight black body shaved doors, driprails, fenders, and the paintwork to get all those colors in the mix.
Wouldn’t be my choice, but I can appreciate the work.
Wouldn’t be my choice, but I can appreciate the work.
Yeah, it’s hideous but definitly a lot of work put into it!
All three of these Chevys were on the same street.
Best I could do from the shuttle.
Small car show in the East Tennessee mountains.
I see that picture and I can hear the rattles inside that yellow step van. Cool.
Nope. A lot of sound deadening and rubber floors. The wind noise on the other hand.......
The guy that owns it is an old curmudgeon that can’t hear
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