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#1050144 08/17/2014 9:13 PM
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Can anyone recommend a site that has examples of vintage truck lettering (hand painted, not computer generated)?

Clever ideas for farm trucks (ie. Sunnydale Farms) & corner garages (ie. Bill's Sunoco service)

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Check here:
Truck Lettering
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Thx Harold, those are excellent but am looking for style more representative of 70 yrs ago (an era when "style" wasn't top of mind)

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check out Woodys door art

Bill


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BINGO!

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Thank you for posting that link, Bill. Woody V has a neat collection.

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Originally Posted by red58
check out Woodys door art

Bill

Wow.. that's the motherload of door lettering! Thanks for hooking us all up.


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The 1952 Reo in Woody's collection is a truck I used to watch work in the corn field across from my parents' house when I was little. They had 2 of them and would drag race across the field. They would follow the corn chopper first with one, then with the other and then run them back to the barnyard to unload.

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Not wanting to stray too far off topic but Woody's page also links to some pretty comprehensive cab build pictures.

They may be of use to anyone,novice or otherwise just starting out on an in depth cab re-build.


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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