Sweet Cars and Trucks

[Sick Bird Rider]

Haven't seen this around in a while but it was unique. Yr, make, model, guesses?View attachment 6450

I had one of those, what a fun car. Mine was a 1969 122 S, with dual Stromberg carbs. It was pretty peppy but handled like a bus.

 

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I had one of those, what a fun car. Mine was a 1969 122 S, with dual Stromberg carbs. It was pretty peppy but handled like a bus.

found out more info on the car. It was a 1966 122S. Modified a lot. Lowered suspension, big sway bars, Weber Carb, KYB gas shocks. 4 Speed Manual w a bigger engine out of one of those boxy models, 142?

 

[D.B. Cooper]

I know a guy who rebuilt a '47 John Deere B series. Came out really well. He uses it all the time, hauling hay wagons and whatnot.

I bet it's in better shape than some of the plow trucks at WF.

 

[Brownski]

I know what you’re thinking: “sweet El Camino.” Nope. Turns out it’s a GMC Amarillo. From the looks of it, may be the original owner driving it too.

 

[Campgottagopee]

That is way cool!!!^^^

 

[Peter Minde]

Original owner, LOL. Who knew these were manufactured with a GMC nameplate? New to me.

 

[Peter Minde]

This '60s Ford Bronco is parked across from where I work. Manual tranny, two-speed transfer case. It doesn't have no stinking antique tag, it's a daily driver.

 

[Campgottagopee]

This '60s Ford Bronco is parked across from where I work. Manual tranny, two-speed transfer case. It doesn't have no stinking antique tag, it's a daily driver.

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Now we're talkin!

 

[Brownski]

It’s car-truck time lately I guess.

 

[marcski]

Anyone see this?