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#1440483 02/08/2022 8:52 PM
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If only I had a fistful of dollars back in the day.....
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1952 3100 261 T5 3.08 Gov Locker
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I bet that Suburban had all the goodies for that year. Wouldn't it be great to have a time machine? If we knew then what we know now....WOW!!!
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That picture was probably taken in 1954. Too early for me to buy a new truck - I would be less than 1 year old.


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Originally Posted by Gord&Fran
That picture was probably taken in 1954. Too early for me to buy a new truck - I would be less than 1 year old.
You probably didn't have a lot of cash either. grin

I'd have had a lot more than you. I might have had a visit by the tooth fairy by then. I was 6. grin

Cool to look at though.


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It's always fun to look at old pictures and drool over all the old vehicles in them. Kinda sad to realize that most of them are no longer in existence.


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In 1966 a used car lot in Nashville had a first year of production AC Cobra- - - - -priced at $6K. Of course, as a starving college kid, I couldn't afford it. A brand new Pontiac GTO cost considerably less than that. That car would be worth a million or more today!
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Let’s keep the discussion to TRUCKS please.


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I bought a new 54 Ford pickup. The only options were V-8 engine & heater. $1200. Back then if you bought a Chevy you were "square".
George

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Martin...Hard to hold em on trucks !!


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