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My Wife was the best pick-up I ever had. Trouble is her acceleration ain't what it was, increased milage has reduced her reliability and her headlights ain't as perky!

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My Wife was the best pick-up I ever had. Trouble is her acceleration ain't what it was, increased milage has reduced her reliability and her headlights ain't as perky!
Sounds like time for a trade-in; this time, don't let all your friends borrow her.
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This is my dad's - but he doesn't let me haul much in it.



1942 Buick converted at the factory into a p/u at a customers request.
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Old 05-30-2006, 12:42 PM
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Sounds like time for a trade-in; this time, don't let all your friends borrow her.

She's paid up. If I got rid of her now the lease on a new one would hurt and the fees to the old one would bury me!

You waltz with the one you brought to the dance!
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Not a pickup, but I use it to haul lots stuff. 1960 Willys Wagon.

Kurt - that is awesome. I just missed out on one on e-bay. I have the '51 pick-up.
Old 05-31-2006, 05:57 AM
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Kurt - that is awesome. I just missed out on one on e-bay. I have the '51 pick-up.
I use it for hauling damn near anything I can get inside of it.

A couple more pictures:



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This is my dad's - but he doesn't let me haul much in it.



1942 Buick converted at the factory into a p/u at a customers request.
That is just so "way cool", I wanted to post the pic again!
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wow, randy..a '42 buick truck conversion. i'm with paul..waaaaaay cool!
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