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You wanted one of these, right? The SPCA (somebody preventing the crushing of antiques) can help...
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the 57 pete. wow.
I see an alcoa looking wheel, maybe someone kept up on it for many years.
the last one, the 76 freight shaker. looks identical to the one I I went to florida in from new england. I was 7, the truck was near brand new in 1981.
350 was a big one..and still so freakishly underpowered.Last edited by Barry Donovan; January 27, 2013, 12:37 PM.Previously boxer3main
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spent some time behind the wheel of many B61 twin sticks.Maybe I can clear this up.....I thought the cop was a prostitute.Comment
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Ross Island Sand and Gravel have a large fleet of those trucks that still run and deliver concrete in Portland. Their other claim to fame, they bought an island in the middle of the Willamette river and, until 2001, pulled their raw materials from the center of it
the whole center of the island.... didn't exist when they started pulling from the island 80 years ago.
and here's their delivery truck yard
of course, the owner has a bunch of problems because 1) he owns textile companies (Pendleton was a brand of his), 2) he owns a concrete company, and 3) he is a really good guy who follows Christian principles in his business - which, in Oregon today, is highly discouraged.Last edited by SuperBuickGuy; January 28, 2013, 07:54 AM.Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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