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Mexican speedboat?

Had this in mind.........

Iffin I won the powerball

Ya all 'member this one ?

MIL bought this off the floor in Provo Utah.....1975

Camper Special no less.......454

Clean one owner I sold it to 'Square State Trucks' in Cody WY 2 yrs ago

Iffin it would have been.......

short bed.....4x4.....manual.....1/2 ton...I'd still have it

Just sold my classic 2 days ago.

Well dammit after using her hard for almost 19 years, she’s a classic to me anyway! A 15 year old feller and his parents answered the ad first and just had to have her after lookin over Ol Jezebel. (2000 Dakota QC)

They’re gonna fix her all up as a dad and son project and send me pics when she’s done. That makes it a classic too. 😎





Doc_Holidude

Easy. Move to Africa!

Not a Dodge fan, but I can't think of a sexier beast of a classic truck. Just something about them.

Make mine a stepside.

There's one around town, restored, an original crew-cab.
Front plate reads "Grandpa's Wagon"

My favorites, too.
Damn, that's nice!

Would like to get one like that one of these days.

Here's mine - 1985 F-350 with a 6.9 IDI Diesel and a 4 speed.

Originally started life out as a 1985 F-250 with a 460 - engine failed so I converted it to a 6.9. No regrets!

Good looking truck, Will.

Sharp, very sharp!

This is our 1966 Ford F250 with the 352 V8. We bought it used in 1979 as our tow vehicle. Towed all over the NW including races on Vancouver Island and outside of Vancouver, BC (the Westwood race track). It was a great truck. We sold it in 2008.

Made a bunch of memories with this one.

1980


1947

That '47 is a beaut!

Mine was 58 Ford short bed, 292. Can' t remember if it was a 3 speed or 4, but it was on the floor. I had a stock rack on it and my horse would jump up in the bed,then we would go hunting.bI sold the truck to get a70 Dodge 3/4 T,383, (could have been a 318) 4 sp. The horse is buried on my place now.

roundoak;
Good evening to you sir, I trust the week's been a good one for you all and you're well.

Thanks for the photo of the classic Toyota along with the same sort of aluminum canopy I had on our '80 for awhile.

When we were farming we sold it as it was in the way there, but when we moved back to BC we ended up putting another one on it, this time a fiberglass one.

Here it is in '91 on South Moresby Island, BC with my one and only Sitka Blacktail.



Thanks for your post again, all the best and good hunting.

Dwayne