Anonymous-0
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Lets see some pictures of them
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chevytaHOE5674
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My farm truck. Doesn't really get driven unless there is a trailer hooked up or a bed full of stuff. Have a 38mpg car that gets daily driven.
Allan in NE
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Here's one of five trucks that I use around here.
Allan
Allan
Wheat Farmer
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Here are three of five. Other two 1973 IHC 1210, 1949 KB2.
Allan in NE
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Hey! Wait a derned minute!
You've got my box! :>)
Allan
You've got my box! :>)
Allan
Wheat Farmer
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Ya...And it Hyd dumps both endways, and sideways.
;'66 GMC pickup was my late father's.It is the ONLY 'brand new' vehicle that he ever purchased .
rusty6
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- East central Sask.
Heres one
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and my "new" truck, olds powered GMC.
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and my "new" truck, olds powered GMC.
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Erik Ks farmer
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Allan in NE
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Mine also,
Does your's have the hydraulic left sideboard?
Allan
Does your's have the hydraulic left sideboard?
Allan
uncle henry
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here's my old one just use my every day truck now
In the barn with a load of 2nd cut from 30 miles south from this place, baled by the farmer I helped near me whose truck is in the last photo.
Over at the lumber yard getting rough cut for the snow collapse repair to the barn in the previous photo:
Here's one I drove, farmer near me whom I was helping when he was not well:
PS, anyone using photobucket and direct links, then posting by placing code and copied link here ? Photobucket changed their site and that is a royal pain now, has to be a better way, modern view, directly from the C: drive or what are you guys doing now, been awhile since I posted a photo, last time I saw the page was changed, I said the heck with it.
Over at the lumber yard getting rough cut for the snow collapse repair to the barn in the previous photo:
Here's one I drove, farmer near me whom I was helping when he was not well:
PS, anyone using photobucket and direct links, then posting by placing code and copied link here ? Photobucket changed their site and that is a royal pain now, has to be a better way, modern view, directly from the C: drive or what are you guys doing now, been awhile since I posted a photo, last time I saw the page was changed, I said the heck with it.
larry@stinescorners
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What the heck if your gonna show old fords,Ill show this pup again!
Its not mine,its my neighbors in pa
Its not mine,its my neighbors in pa
larry@stinescorners
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this might have been a farm truck,it is a decoration in front of a roadside veg stand now,
johndeere720diesel
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Here's mine with the old trailer
Larry, I've got a soft spot for them old ford trucks, '61-'66 and that heavier series(single axle in black). I'd make a hobby out of those, they're fun to work on, see all kinds of parts, whole trucks and similar on ebay over the years.
Mine,(rangoon red orig. color) is a '64 with 80,000 some odd miles original, 292 Y block V8, 4 spd with 2 spd rear and Obeco grain/cattle body, would love to totally restore it, was ready for the scrap pile when I got it, given some work it did need, the photos make it look a lot better that in person. Its been a great old truck, that I seldom use, but there when you need it.
Also like the '48 Ford, going back quite a few years further, styling was nice in my opinion.
Thanks for posting the photos, always fun to look !!!
Mine,(rangoon red orig. color) is a '64 with 80,000 some odd miles original, 292 Y block V8, 4 spd with 2 spd rear and Obeco grain/cattle body, would love to totally restore it, was ready for the scrap pile when I got it, given some work it did need, the photos make it look a lot better that in person. Its been a great old truck, that I seldom use, but there when you need it.
Also like the '48 Ford, going back quite a few years further, styling was nice in my opinion.
Thanks for posting the photos, always fun to look !!!
Bruce from Can.
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- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
Heres a few of mine,seems I colect trucks as well as tractors. First truck I bought new for the wife for valantines day in 2007. Next is my best work truck 1989 f800, be lost without it. Then my late dads 87 chev, we only drive in the summer. Then 1976 GMC stock truck/grain truck. We also have 3 other GM pickup trucks 2002 with only 120000 Km tht we use only in summer and pulls travel trailer 98 with375km that runs from one farm to the other doing chores and STINKS like cow poo, and 2000 3/4 ton work truck that still looks good enough to go to town, but is getting kinda rough 275000 km. I am one of three drivers, but the only one that gets the heavy trucks. Bruce
Pair-a-dice farm
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here are a few of mine
I also have a 2005 Dodge and a 1995 F150
I also have a 2005 Dodge and a 1995 F150
My 86 Ford F-250 diesel.. Not the best truck in the world, but it does everything I need/expect it to do.
You can't see the homemade fuel transfer tank (salvaged from a Massey Ferguson 750 combine fuel tank and the air compressor or hose reel. Used to have a welder mounted in it too, but I took that out and drag it around in my company-issued truck these days.
Brad
You can't see the homemade fuel transfer tank (salvaged from a Massey Ferguson 750 combine fuel tank and the air compressor or hose reel. Used to have a welder mounted in it too, but I took that out and drag it around in my company-issued truck these days.
Brad
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