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Photo of a brand new D24 club coupe...

"Spats" on the wheel rims, factory radio antenna...

But what is the thing (brackets and the vertical bar) between the grille and the bumper?

 

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It's a grille guard protector.

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Duels, USA icon on third truck says cross country "tractor" to me. There must be a lot of weight over the axle for traction. Three trucks for sale implies "fleet"

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I said the same thing to myself...the ole boys back in the day had it a-going on regardless of advances over the years..I think the idea is great..but I would change the axle set up to a crab crawler..that would allow 360 stationary positioning..check out the sling...I would not have thought inside the panel as a catch point at the rear..

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I never had a wrist rocket but I remember playing with one a friend had, when I was a young lad. Nice little weapon...

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Merle, I bought one of these in the mid-1970s and on my first aim the tubing let go and hit me in the eye.  Dad rushed me to an eye specialist, think it was a partially detached retinae.  Bandaged up both eyes and only let me go home (rather than the hospital) on the promise (my dad's) that I'd remain wrapped up for a week or so with very little movement.  Seems like we might've had a case there.     

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