Features TRUCKS ONLY PIC THREAD! Show me your cool trucks...

More progress......low and slow.....like me.

 

I am planning to build a 5th wheel trailor camper not to big enough to sleep in and carry HD Wide Glide in

 

Typical HD...always havin to trailer it.

 

it was to short so i add this

 

<img src=http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh98/MalcolmIsNick/HAMB%20Misc/DSC_0937.jpg>

 

oops sorry i posted the big one

 

And this is how it looked last night



My back hurts


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where is that?


and it is nice to know we will survive 2012 to at least 2034



my wife was looking over my shoulder and she is now in love with this thread.

 

Yeah well we're just about 25 years ahead of you up here in Santartica


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This truck is in Street Thunder May/June 2009 Belongs to Wally Abela of New Boston, MI........Truck is SWEET www.streetmachineclub.com

 

Here's my Diamond T project. '47 201 1 ton, 350/4L60E, Dana 70 rear, Chev C20 van front, one ton spindles/brakes.

 

My 56...

 

when I started building a Shop Truck I didn't realise it would stay in the Shop. starting to make head way again. this spring for sure

 

My little project! http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3516434#post3516434

 

Thats funny I built a "shop truck" that ended up with the same problem

some rare outside pics:

 

Holy chet! Come on summer.

 

Heres my 58 love this thing drive all the time.

 

sorry here it is

 

I love this thread.
Here's my year round daily, and a couple projects.

 

^^^^ love 'em slammed.........

 

This '36 Diamond T followed me home a couple of weeks ago. I spent most of the day today washing the farmers field off of it. I think the mold was actually protecting the metal.

IMO the '36/ '37 D-T's are one of the best looking trucks of that era.

 

Me too. My daily (the blue 71) is getting laid out and a big block as soon as this snow goes away and I can park it long enough to do the work.

 

Locomotive breath, That truck rules!

 

Thanks Cactus, I haven't decided on all the details yet but it will be low (even with air in the tires)

 

heres my 1936 truck with a 331 caddi engine that i have up for sale.....pm is anyone is interested

 

That is a gorgeous ride!

 

Locomo,

not only is the truck a work of art, so are your shots.

Nice camera work, nice find.


jmho


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MAYBE IT COOL ENOUGH?

 

Very nice! but not in my budget

Later,Bill