Based on the tanks under the seat and the lack of pumping equipment, this appears to be a chemical hose wagon. Early fire trucks like this one used the pressure from a combination of chemicals, usually sulphuric acid and bicarbonate… more»
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It’s no Frazer… 1947 Crosley Pickup
With lines very, very similar to the 1947 Frazer Manhattan pickup, this truck is several feet shorter and several thousand dollars cheaper than the Frazer pickup, but is just as cool and unusual as far as I’m concerned. This… more»
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Is It Real? 1947 Frazer Manhattan Prototype Pickup
Cool custom or rare concept? You make the call, call call call call call.. (echo) (ok, enough of that).. Thanks to Dominic O for sending in the tip for this fantastic 1947 Frazer Pickup. This guaranteed head-turner can be yours… more»
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Not A Hornet Or A Wasp: 1945 Hudson Pickup
Easily one of my favorite classic trucks, these Hudson Pickups are unmistakable with their unique styling. Appearing to be a worthwhile project with little rust present, this old pickup is a grand start to an uncommon pickup project. For… more»
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Survivor Truck: 1997 GMC Sierra 1500
Although this Sierra is “only” 20 years old, finding one in this nice of condition is an uncommon occurrence. Although this body style was manufactured from 1988-1998(2000 for some Suburbans and 2500s), many of them saw lives of heavy… more»
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1966 Chevrolet Rough Camino
Desired by many, the 64-67 El Camino’s just don’t seem nearly as common as the later models. For someone who desperately wants one, this could be a possibility, but that possibility is going to come with a lot of… more»
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GM Truck Honey Hole – Everything must go!
Scavenging for a pickup truck to restore… or a parts truck… or truck parts? Willing to visit Sisters, Oregon? This may be your lucky day. Check out more pictures and details about this mostly-truckly honey hole on the Northwest… more»
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Navy Wrecker – 1942 Sterling Chain Drive Truck
First impressions: imagine what Jay Leno could do with this! Thanks to reader Matt W. for spotting this neat World War II-era Sterling chain drive truck located in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts and offered here on craigslist. Several comments in this… more»
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Rare Crew Cab: 1964 Jeep M677
Painting this war hero yellow may have been in style in the early ’60 (this one reminds me of the infamous ’59 International Harvester Travelall ), but it’s a bit like adding a bad toupee and a bow tie… more»
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Dust And Cobwebs: 1946 Chevrolet Pickup
One look at this Chevy truck and you know it’s been parked for a long time. The seller claims it’s fresh out of 20 year storage and given all the dust and cobwebs, it’s easy to believe. It’s a… more»
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The Yellow Rose: 1949 Dodge B1-B-108
This 1949 Dodge B1-B-108 is a barn find recently brought back to life from a horse farm in California. This 68 year old truck is mostly original with 67,000 miles on the L-head flat head six-cylinder engine rated at… more»
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Vote For Your Choice: Bronco Or Blazer Project?
We have two different red (ish) and white early SUV projects here, but they have some similarities as well. In corner number 1, we have the 1969 Ford Bronco project is listed for sale here on eBay with an opening… more»
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Barn Find Tow Rig: 1995 Chevrolet K3500
We’ve featured quite a few of the trucks that our buddies over in North Dakota have been dragging out of Canada. Well, their most recent listing isn’t a Canadian edition truck, it isn’t even rusty. It’s actually a beast… more»
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Blank Slate: 1949 Chevrolet 3100
This old truck looks cool, but it needs some attention. The engine is partially disassembled, there’s some missing glass, and surely a little rust has to be hiding under there. Those things would normally be negatives, but if you… more»
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Ranch Wagon: 1958 International Travelall
If I ever go to a dude ranch, I want to be picked up at the airport or train station or whatever in this baby! This 1958 International Harvester Travelall A110 seems like the perfect people mover for any… more»
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Entry Level Square Body: 1984 Chevrolet Silverado
While I usually like to write about sports cars and prewar Fords, I do have a special place in my black little heart for trucks. While I guess you could say I am a Ford truck man, having two… more»
