See how slippery that slope is? Above seven pictures sent in by DMM.
1946 Studebaker M16.
1940s.
1947.
18 thoughts on “Old Truck Tuesday.”
R U renaming this feature to Old Trucks and Neked Broads Tuesday?
Don’t bind me made me do it! You have to blame him! I just work here, for very low wages mind you…
You know, “I was just following orders” is no longer a legal defense.
If that’s the start of a slippery slope, I’d like to contribute 5 gallons of cooking oil to the cause.
Use coconut oil instead. Higher flash point and the ladies prefer it.
Beavers on trucks. Nice selection Sir.
Cracks are starting to appear . . .
Jannie you win innerwebz comment of the day
BRAVO, Sir!
Good wit.
Look at the headlights in those picks. The trucks ain’t bad either.
They can hold the shifter while I rev the engine up and down
Malina Rojel With wheels
Yes, she has pleasant features. Who’s the smokin hot blonde?
Face it, boys, y’all were looking at the accessories instead of the truck.
FOCUS, damnit!!
I love the old Stude’s. I have my Grandfather’s waiting for some garage space out in the yard.
#5. Never wanted to be a headlight before, but hell, looks like a good time….
Those snow buggies look happy.😜
I don’t know why but those old GMC truck front ends remind me of a catfish. Coolidge Arizona had a GMC firetruck that my dad drove and operated as a volunteer. He used to run 4 or 5 city blocks to get to the fire house when the siren went off. That was back in the ’50’s when there were no full time firemen. I used to get to go to the meetings when they were going to clean the trucks and being small I could do the bumpers on that truck and the Seagraves unit that compromised the whole department.
R U renaming this feature to Old Trucks and Neked Broads Tuesday?
Don’t bind me made me do it! You have to blame him! I just work here, for very low wages mind you…
You know, “I was just following orders” is no longer a legal defense.
If that’s the start of a slippery slope, I’d like to contribute 5 gallons of cooking oil to the cause.
Use coconut oil instead. Higher flash point and the ladies prefer it.
Beavers on trucks. Nice selection Sir.
Cracks are starting to appear . . .
Jannie you win innerwebz comment of the day
BRAVO, Sir!
Good wit.
Look at the headlights in those picks. The trucks ain’t bad either.
They can hold the shifter while I rev the engine up and down
Malina Rojel With wheels
Yes, she has pleasant features. Who’s the smokin hot blonde?
Face it, boys, y’all were looking at the accessories instead of the truck.
FOCUS, damnit!!
I love the old Stude’s. I have my Grandfather’s waiting for some garage space out in the yard.
#5. Never wanted to be a headlight before, but hell, looks like a good time….
Those snow buggies look happy.😜
I don’t know why but those old GMC truck front ends remind me of a catfish. Coolidge Arizona had a GMC firetruck that my dad drove and operated as a volunteer. He used to run 4 or 5 city blocks to get to the fire house when the siren went off. That was back in the ’50’s when there were no full time firemen. I used to get to go to the meetings when they were going to clean the trucks and being small I could do the bumpers on that truck and the Seagraves unit that compromised the whole department.