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Battle Hardened Farm Truck
Truth! Took me a minute to comprehend and put my witty comments aside when I first joined, but everyone was beyond courteous and extremely helpful. Its more of a professional forum which is a nice change of pace from other forums I am on where people who shouldn't be responding, do so purely to...- CaptainMauw
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Battle Hardened Farm Truck
Sadly, I cannot claim it, nor the 69 C10 or the 57 chevy on the other side of the barn as mine. They are a close family friends where I had the C60 parked for the overhaul as all my barns that are big enough for that monster are currently dirt floors. There is only one vehicle in this world I...- CaptainMauw
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Battle Hardened Farm Truck
No worries, I am right there with you. The late 50's and early 60's are my favorites. Im trying to locate a 59 Spartan 100, but that's a rare truck to begin with. I do love the square bodies though for their overall ruggedness. I wouldn't take a 60's era cross country, but I wouldnt hesitate to...- CaptainMauw
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Battle Hardened Farm Truck
Off topic, but why not! 1964: factory ordered for a lumber/logging company on Indiana/Illinois state line. When the company went out of business, she went to the family farm and hauled grain until ultimately being sold to a classic car restorer in north central Indiana where she sat...- CaptainMauw
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Battle Hardened Farm Truck
Hello everyone. New here and already been lurking throughout the site for info. Just brought the old farm truck from the other farm back to mine as its new home this past weekend. Shes a 1985 K30 with a 6.2. She started life as a gov. truck for the DNR or some agency, then was picked up and...- CaptainMauw
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