Posted by Dave in GA on April 28, 2016 at 22:19:27 from (162.196.195.8):
In Reply to: first truck posted by pete black on April 28, 2016 at 16:32:47:
First truck was in Michigan, a 1953 blue 1/2-ton Dodge pickup with the 230 flathead six and fluid drive and 3 on the tree. I bought it out of a barn half rusted out in about 1975 for $185. Drove it for a few years around town then sold it for a profit and started driving Ramblers and other 60s cars. Next truck was in GA, a 1971 International pickup, model 1110 with the 304 and 4-speed. Bought it about 12 years ago for $550. Fixed it up to be reliable mechanically even though it looks like a beater. Runs great. I have high regards for International engines and drivetrains. My oldest son rear ended 3 Japanese-type cars with the truck and totaled all 3, but we had the truck back on the road in 48 hours after the first 2 wrecks, but it took longer the 3rd time. The son is banned from driving the truck now. I also have an International D1300 1-ton 4x4 which was formerly a logging truck and stump puller. What a rugged beast. 392 engine and 5-speed and 10.000lb winch. Bought it about 12 years ago and keep it in the barn awaiting the zombie apocalypse. Runs and drives well.
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