There's nothing you can't see at Walmart...

SweetFeet · Oct 2, 2012

even old iron!

Daughter and I saw this tonight and had to snap a couple photos. Even though they are not the best, still thought it was neat and quite an unusual find in a Walmart parking lot.

ShadetreeRet · Oct 2, 2012

Well, shucks, iff'n I'd found something like that, I'd cruse around a few parking lots and show it off too! My memory ain't too good, what kind is it? And thanks for the post.

Walt Davies · Oct 2, 2012

Looks like a Plymouth or Dodge at 37 to 39

ShadetreeRet · Oct 2, 2012

Walt, you may be right. There ain't many of those left either.

Red Mud · Oct 3, 2012

Thats a 38 chevy truck, notice the bowtie under the strap thats holding the hood down.

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

Red Mud,
Yes, that is a Chevy bowtie. I should have taken a closeup of the emblem. Our son loves Chevy's.

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

ShadetreeRet,

You sound like my other half - LOL.

If we have a trailer loaded with old iron, he likes to show it off too. Also parks our tractors out on the lawn so they don't get a vitamin D deficiency (what with always being parked in a dark shed with no windows...he says). It is fun to watch passersby crane their neck to look at the old girls.

gtractorfan · Oct 3, 2012

That truck looks similar to one in a local body shop getting restored, hope the one you saw will be restored too!

Gambles · Oct 3, 2012

Found in a WM parking lot?
There's probably somebody living in it.

pete black · Oct 3, 2012

great old truck. there is a web site stovebolt.com dedicated to vintage chevrolet trucks. here is a photo of my truck, 1952, nearly all orginial including the paint. barn find from 17 years ago.

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

Pete Black,
Really, really nice. Do you drive it much? Or just for parades and such?

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

Gambles,
LOL!

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

gtractorfan,
Looks like they are doing a thorough restoration.

Yep, I hope the one on the trailer gets restored too.

Mike (WA) · Oct 3, 2012

That brings back memories, Pete- I had one identical to yours, even down to the paint color. Drove it to my job at neighboring farm after school and weekends. Farm work in the summer, cutting and wrapping beef in the winter.

Boss's son, the meatcutter, was newly married at that time. They just celebrated their 50th anniversary.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 3, 2012

I just love the looks of the pickups from the 30s and 40s. Working on a 1947 international KB1 right now. Got the mechanical and electrical work finished. The body work is about 1/3 complete. Hope to finish it up in time to take it to some tractor shows next summer. Definitely a labor of love. I am already looking for the next project. I just have to keep telling myself not to buy the next one until the first one is done otherwise I will end up with a shed full of projects and nothing finished.

Red Mud · Oct 3, 2012

Myself and two of my brothers spent many years with antique cars and trucks. Heres a picture of my younger brothers Plymouth.

SweetFeet · Oct 3, 2012

Red Mud,
Your brother has a beautiful car!! Very nice.

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