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Published: 2009-03-03 15:48:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 2028; Favourites: 153; Downloads: 0
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Sometimes they hide.(Better tools, more knowledge of processing.... a re-post of an old image)
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i love these old trucks they had real style of being a truck and rode like a truck the sad part Wayne is that I'm old enough to remember the dayz these classics rumbled up and down the streets while still fairly new
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me too paul...and I am old enough to remember.
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Just saw some beautiful cars from those years yesterday in Hawkesbury Ontario
but they are just as beautiful in any condition, nice shot.
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A lot of people would like to get their hands on that!
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Great photo
My father had one from the same yer but it was a pickup
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lol... that is really interesting.
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I too like their looks, but I don't like driving through them
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Yeah, I suppose that central pillar is always between the driver's eyes and the road signs. 
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I have seen that too Hoyt, and it is probably better for driving... but somehow in my mind, it does not look as good on the vehicle. But I suppose with hot rods one needs to sacrifice, especially for safety.
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Yeah, I was rather sad once when I saw a 1937 Pontiac with seatbelts retrofitted, but considering how many thousands of miles the owner had driven it, I could understand why he put them in.
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In today's world some things just make sense
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Good tolls, and the knowledge of how to use them, does help a good deal. So does the indiginous artist's eye!
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indeed... it is like the painter knowing what his brushes will do.
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I saw a lot of this while on the road but unfortunately flying down the road at 75 I did not catch many
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I can seer that would be a problem.
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it was because you need to take time to compose a shot like that , as you know
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this is a really neat pic, I just bought a truck exactly like this, only mine got a good windsheild and no headlights, do you know what year this truck is, I can't figure it out, best guess I got is 52
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this is not an area where I am very good. The trucks from 1947 to 53 are very similar. However, some of them have no-draft windows. Specifically the 51 and 53. This truck has no-draft windows... so I guess it is one of those two years. Sorry I can't be more help.
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thats alot of help acually, thanks alot
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You are very welcome. I love old vehicles like this that are kept in the county out behind someone's home or barn. My dad and grandpa always did that and I never thought of taking pictures of them at the time. It's wonderful to view someone else's.
Karen
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thanks karen,
I hope the picture brought back some good memories.
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It actually did, thank you. Some wistful memories of my dad and my grandfathers farm. All the old equipment that I'd walk around & look at and try to figure out what in the world it was used for. It's funny, things look soooo big when you are a kid. Then when you go back as an adult, you can't beleive how different and unassuming all those things really are.... Just memories in a field of yellow flowers or tall weeds. But memories non the less. And yes, good ones.
Karen
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Beautiful! He looks so thoughtful. He reminds me of a character from a cartoon "Cars" (the old racing car, I don't remember his name, but I love that character), maybe it's the same model or maybe because of the mood? - i'm writing weird comments today...
Great shot!
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lol...
Weird comments are good comments. Thanks.
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they try... oh but they try... lol.
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What a great find and shot. It almost looks like the truck has been painted with camo paint.
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lol....
That appeals to me somehow.
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