Truck pics

[Jon Cole]

Found this link to a list of different trucks.

 

http://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/PickupTrucks/1960-1973.html

[Casey]

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Edited September 22, 2019 by Casey

[Casey]

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Edited September 24, 2019 by Casey

[Casey]

[TooOld]

On 11/21/2016 at 8:54 AM, Jon Cole said:

Found this link to a list of different trucks.

 

http://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/PickupTrucks/1960-1973.html

Holy Moly there's a lot of info there !  Go back to the Main Page and you could spend days !

http://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/

[Casey]

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[Casey]

[leafsprings]

Great photos Casey! That '73 Chevy with the woodgrain trim brings back memories.

[ROY FERGUSON]

A Dallas and Mavis B series Mack with lowboy and Cat tractor  load. I used this photo for First Gear to produce a 1/25 scale diecast model.

Edited November 18, 2019 by ROY FERGUSON

[Casey]

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[Casey]

[NYLIBUD]

Some funky looking trucks..Love anything vintage.

[Casey]

Neat facebook page which colorizes vintage photos: https://www.facebook.com/imbuedwithhues/

Today's image:

[Casey]

[espo]

That's been there for a while. I wonder about it's original use. I notice the "Recycling Station" painted on the side. In that era reclaimed oil was a common product. Possibly the bed is a large tank or tanks that would hold oil pumped out of a service stations sump.  

[misterNNL]

Great reference pix.Thanks for posting those!

[Casey]

Edited June 14, 2020 by Casey

[Casey]

Not THAT is a truck. ??

[NOBLNG]

Thanks for that link Jon. And thanks to all for the pics of the commercial trucks. Most of the larger company owned trucks were scrapped or never saw the same level of preservation that personally owned vehicles did. They were simply tools to do a job, with no sentimental attachment to them...discarded when no longer useful.☹️

Edited December 18, 2020 by NOBLNG

[Casey]

I think this is a White truck (hard to make out the script lettering on the hood side)? Quite the custom made grille guard, too:

Edited February 11, 2021 by Casey

[misterNNL]

I loves these black and white photos. Wonder how they took that "moving day" photo as the whole area is very flat. That same photo shows how the roof of that trailer was pieced together for anyone thinking of building a model of one.

[espo]

I enjoy these pictures of a by gone era and sometimes wonder what all is going on in the back ground. A case in point: The Royal Farms Dairy truck posed in front of the Globe Burlesk  theater. The picture of the moving vans. Was this an ad for a new housing development ?  I notice the Boat being towed by a Convertible gives the vision of wealth for someone. The Lucky Lager truck is in front of what looks like the construction of the LA Subway construction.