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On 2/27/2024 at 5:48 AM, JBNeal said:

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saw this Dodge on the FB

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This is interesting. According to the license plate, this truck was registered sometime between 1946 and 1959 in Lvov, USSR. Might've been a Lend-Lease car.

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2 hours ago, Ivan_B said:

This is interesting. According to the license plate, this truck was registered sometime between 1946 and 1959 in Lvov, USSR. Might've been a Lend-Lease car.

  

 

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the guy in uniform might be the driver scrutinizing the log book, some of them drivers were dressed so formal back in the day as opposed to the operators nowadays who are sportin stained wife-beaters n boxers n crocs...every time I look at these old rigs, I try to figure out what the deal is with all of the bolt-ons; this'n appears to have reflector on the fender flare, lights below the bumper and atop the fenders, some small tank behind the cab ahead of the saddle tank, and apparently another tag screwed right to the grill panel, but no antenna for jamming to the AM radio...probably couldn't hear the radio while on the highway anyhow

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2 hours ago, bkahler said:

 

I wonder how fast that rig was when it was fully loaded :)

 

Got a HEMI in it?

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On 4/3/2024 at 4:56 AM, JBNeal said:

 

 

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Just curious: what are those pointy things standing next to each pump station? 🤔

 

21 hours ago, JBNeal said:

. . . some of them drivers were dressed so formal back in the day as opposed to the operators nowadays . . .

 

I know. I saw a firefighter waiting for the local post office to open-up, yesterday. He was sitting in a marked car, next to another business that had the word "burn" in its name. I was thinking about making a practical joke, but then he stepped out of the car, wearing the "parade-style" uniform with a white shirt, black dress pants, polished shoes, etc. I was so impressed with the proper attire, I did not go through with the joke 🤣

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barely remembered.  I did look it up as a refresh.

 

Captain Kangaroo, Mr green jeans,  Mr Peabody, Rocky and Bulwinkle, Mighty Mouse-  long time ago

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18 hours ago, Plymouthy Adams said:

pointy things are replacement hats for Tom Terrific......

 

(how many here did not have to look up who Tom Terrific might be?)

Or Mighty Manfred?

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