Old Truck Tuesday, Cleaning out the files.

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1919 Packard.

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1920s Nash 1Ton.

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1941 Ford Panel Delivery.

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1929 Ford Model T Woodie.

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1967 White 300 COE.

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1953 Chevrolet COE.

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1960 Nash Metropolitan Pick Up.

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1950s Nash Roller Tractor.

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1956 Packard Patrician.

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1960s Ford Econoline.

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1930s White.

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1920 Nash Advert.

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1914 Packard 3 Ton, Chain Drive.

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1970s Brazilian Ford F 1000 SUV.

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1910s Early Nash Advert.

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1950 Ford F-6 COE.

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1951 Nash, Nashville Gas Company Crane.


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1940s Ford, Twin Engine Prototype COE.

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1963 White Dump Bed.

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1930s Packard, Straight 8 Fire Truck.

Gunday Monday XXVIII

Contributed by Wild, wild West and Don’t mind me.

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You will see this again, it is a test.

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Blond,… Jane Blond.

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Leigh can’t deny he doesn’t like this one.

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The blog is being spammed again, but the filters are holding. Below is a sample of what’s being sent:

“Your posts are the heartbeat of motivation and gratitude that keeps our spirits alive. Thank you for the constant pulse of positivity!”

“In a world where truth can be elusive, this blog stands tall as a fortress of accurate and well-organized news. Thank you!”

“In the vast sea of online information, this blog is a lighthouse guiding us towards truth and structure. Joyful to have found it!”

These three seem to be repeating or a slight variation. You think AI? Or a script being hacked by some illiterate alliterate Pakistanis?