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What is the one on the right?

 

It is at late 1927, early 1928 Graham Brothers. Straight six and hydraulic brakes on all four wheels, cutting edge technology for the time.


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Looks like a Graham!

 

Taking a spare engine to the swap meet ..

 

My first truck , bought in 1974 , restored in 1976 , pic taken in 1979 shifting my '34 to our first home .



I did 60,ooo happy miles in this truck

 

Cool, a nailhead powered F4. Those 322 swaps must have been popular. Someone put a 322 in my '48 Federal too.

 

I'm the Chev. THR1LL3R is the '52 F1.

 

Here is my 1949 Dodge Panel. Stock eng.

 

nice truck and sweet CB

 

this is my 48 REO speedwagon custom....unfinished

 

elba, check out this photo of a panel like yours on the Salt with Ab Jenkins and the Mormon Meteor-taken the same day as the photo of The Salt Lake Diamond T

 

Here's another REO, sort of. The build thread is in my signature.

 

Here's my 66 slightly modified.......

 

Saw this for sale locally. It made me do a double-take as did the price- $50k. A Citroen.

 

^ An excellent transporter for a vintage race car or motorcycle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gary

 

Here's mine again, this time with the hood and on the road...

 

I like the beauty rims.

 

'59 Apache with NAPCO 4WD.

 

I cant remember if I posted any of my truck on this thread or not.

anyway, here it is...

 

that is really cool!!!

 

I have the box for one of these, it was made into a trailer many moons ago before Ipulled it out of a scrap pile.

 

I got a 66 chevy C10 shortbed just put 61 GMC hood on it will eventually be shortening a longbed fleetside that I have for it

 

What are the dimensions on your box? The '34-'36 Speed Wagons had a 70" long box. Ours is a '37-'38, whcih is 74" long on the bottom and 72" long on the top. I'm curious if the '34-'36 trucks also had a tailgate that slopes in at the top. I've never seen one in person. The sloping tailgate is kind of a nice feature, because it stays closed while your are fastening the chains.

 

reposted with new wheels, it's like I just bought a new truck.


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1967 Dodge D200 Crew cab Sweptline short bed 2WD 3/4 ton 383 with a auto trans. 1 owner truck just got it washed up and running. This truck NEEDS to be pulling a old drag car!

 

Those crewcab dodges are sweet, and that one looks well cared for. Watch the rockers, floors, door corners and where the fenders pass under the cowl for rust. There should be a couple holes on the fire wall above the fender tops that get plugged, keep them cleaned out to prevent rust.

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My Sweptline LWB 4x2 lowered pickup. 318 auto, heater. 3" Sid's dropped axle on stock springs. US Mag slotted aluminum wheels. Just a nice truck I picked up off the HAMB last Spring.

 

My work in progress...

 

37 fire truck


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