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Driving back from my inspection visit to Mt.Olive in Mississippi I took the following photos of what a farmer had in his back 40ty. The flat head V8 is in a '46 Ford 1 Ton.
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Would be good to save some of those trucks, but for some reason I feel is the type of guy who "collects" old stuff and never sells it, until he passes away and the family scraps it all.
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I love seeing old trucks in a field. Most likely, nothing is for sale. Still fun to see whats been collected.
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I have his number, but the guy who I talked to wished me luck dealing with him, and that I would need it to do any good, so I think you have him pegged.
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WOW, wish i had the money for that swing boom wrecker bed in pic #1, post #1, put it on a deuce or 5t frame
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Nice Wrecker Set No 7 and the USMC gas deuce (paperclips on the front bumper) would be neat to build back to original.
I think there is still an unimagineable amount of stuff still out in the woods where we can't find it. Yet.
I think there is still an unimagineable amount of stuff still out in the woods where we can't find it. Yet.
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That would make a nice estate sale. Sadly it will probably go to the scrapper when he passes on.
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That stuff has not moved in a long time, the cedar growing up through the back of the wrecker is at least 12 years old. I would love to have the #7/ bomb hoist set-up.
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Whoa! Nice "junk!" Love that Ford flathead, too. 
Ord22
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great find! good looking out!!
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The gasser M35 (with bed) is an early one, notice the offset wipers. The other without the bed is it a gasser too? It is hard to tell in the pics but it doesn't look to have the shorter gasser grill?????
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The no bed Deuce is a non-turbo multi-fuel.
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Is it a LDS-427? (no stack)
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He ran the stack out the back between the set of duals on the passenger side, I think.
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I'd like to know about the ford with the flathead it's not a 47 the front fenders are
a dead give away 48-52 it looks like.
a dead give away 48-52 it looks like.
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I can ask, don't know much about the civi types except for the flat fender power wagons!
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Nah thats ok I've already got a flathead, if I try and get another one I'm gonna have trouble trying to get a mv.
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Is that gimpy's wrecker? lol
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It looks like the 427 exhaust without the extension on it.![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
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Poor trucks...need some loving