If you believe in actually driving your old truck ...

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by Bill Hanlon, Aug 10, 2011.

  1. Bill Hanlon

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  2. Zig

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    That was just tooooo cool, Bill! GMC, baby!
     
  3. rgmj00

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    Simply awesome.
     
  4. Wolf

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    wow very cool, very unique, thanks
     
  5. 3/4 gmc 1952

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    Made my day! Very cool. Would love to see the inside of that beast!
     
  6. skalywag

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    They had it at Hershey a couple of years (it may be a regular). I got a T shirt that supported a charity that does automobile restoration/education. There is a strange stairway to the "cockpit". I would like to drive it as well.
    -Terry
     
  7. customhotrod

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    Someone in Sweden bought one of the 10 (I think) and is currently restorring it! It's probably the biggest truck I've ever seen!

    Klaus
     
  8. spika

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    There was one of these listed for sale a couple of months back...not sure if it was on Ebay or somewhere else. Never did check back to see if it sold and if so for how much. Would be pretty cool to own one...just don't plan on winning any drag races with it-
     

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