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NON Chevy’s in the Wild
- Thread starter nvrenuf
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The Studebaker I have been working on. Doing truck things.
A friend was there with his 57 Chrysler.
I love this old brake booster. Still functional.
A friend was there with his 57 Chrysler.
I love this old brake booster. Still functional.
A few old F-150’s still on the road.
The ‘76/‘77 4WD F-150 is not a “in the wild” pic but rather off of the internet but I just like the way it looks !
The ‘76/‘77 4WD F-150 is not a “in the wild” pic but rather off of the internet but I just like the way it looks !
The 72 year old lady that trains my daughter and her horse uses this as a daily driver:
Doing some work on it for her. ‘03 3500 extended cab 4x4, 5.9L Cummins that I suspect has been breathed on in the past, 6 speed stick, Rock Krawler suspension and 33’s.
My wife followed her to the show a few weeks ago. 80 with the hammer down and a horse trailer behind her.
Doing some work on it for her. ‘03 3500 extended cab 4x4, 5.9L Cummins that I suspect has been breathed on in the past, 6 speed stick, Rock Krawler suspension and 33’s.
My wife followed her to the show a few weeks ago. 80 with the hammer down and a horse trailer behind her.
A couple of Fords spotted today.
The Land Rover is one of them with the offset Dana 60 hybrid kinda deal rear axle.
Don’t know anything about the old Dodge.
Don’t know anything about the old Dodge.
This Aston Martin replica was sweet
The owner / builder of this car was a trip. He'd talk to everyone who walked up and went into incredible detail about how he fabricated so much of this car, a one-off 1928 Ford phaeton roadster. So many cool details on this car, and the owner being such a character was icing on the cake. He's in his 80s but you wouldn't know it by his energy and enthusiasm.
Such a funky little car. I dig it
Galaxie 500
I just don't see too many Vipers around anymore.
Hard top convertible E36
Gigantic Chrysler with a literal trunk
Cool Bronco
The owner / builder of this car was a trip. He'd talk to everyone who walked up and went into incredible detail about how he fabricated so much of this car, a one-off 1928 Ford phaeton roadster. So many cool details on this car, and the owner being such a character was icing on the cake. He's in his 80s but you wouldn't know it by his energy and enthusiasm.
Such a funky little car. I dig it
Galaxie 500
I just don't see too many Vipers around anymore.
Hard top convertible E36
Gigantic Chrysler with a literal trunk
Cool Bronco
Trailduster
