Photos from ACD on Easter weekend
#6
Great pics thanks,
I used to work for a small company that made industrial tool boxes for those Dodge Power wagons, I used to drive them from the railroad terminal to the shop where we would fabricate either a flat bed or a flat bed tool box combo, what a hoot they were to drive !!
although they were only 6 cylinders they could pull a house off its foundation ! the granny gear was amazing and being 4x4 when you were behind the wheel you felt like you could conquer any landscape ahead of you ! i would love to own one.
I used to work for a small company that made industrial tool boxes for those Dodge Power wagons, I used to drive them from the railroad terminal to the shop where we would fabricate either a flat bed or a flat bed tool box combo, what a hoot they were to drive !!
although they were only 6 cylinders they could pull a house off its foundation ! the granny gear was amazing and being 4x4 when you were behind the wheel you felt like you could conquer any landscape ahead of you ! i would love to own one.
#8
Glad everyone enjoyed the pictures. I have more. My favorite pre-war car is the Cord 812. Also went to the Studebaker Museum. My Grandfather always drove a Studebaker until they went out of business. Since he was a farmer he also had a pickup. His choice was a 1948 International KB5. He owned it for 20 years. I really liked that truck. I will post some more photos in a day or two.
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