Everyone 'minos everything to death, so I am going to champion the "trar" (truck/car) cause.
This thing is not my taste, but it is unique and most likely one of one. Owned by an old guy who wouldn't give me the time of day until I correctly Id'd the back glass to be from a 1955/56 Chevy truck.
What say you?
The Charger next to it was way clean but sported 318 power.
If you notice in the background there's a construction forklift which appears to be stacking things. They were building this bonfire:
This thing is a yearly tradition around here. They build it as high as the pole and the sucker has to be 30-40 feet across. I know you midwestern guys probably have 'em twice as big, but this thing is major league for us.
Brian
This thing is not my taste, but it is unique and most likely one of one. Owned by an old guy who wouldn't give me the time of day until I correctly Id'd the back glass to be from a 1955/56 Chevy truck.
What say you?
The Charger next to it was way clean but sported 318 power.
If you notice in the background there's a construction forklift which appears to be stacking things. They were building this bonfire:
This thing is a yearly tradition around here. They build it as high as the pole and the sucker has to be 30-40 feet across. I know you midwestern guys probably have 'em twice as big, but this thing is major league for us.
Brian
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