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#887074 10/05/2012 10:44 AM
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Tomorrow I am going to go get a '47 2 ton dump bed truck, 5 Hours away,Not too bad,Runs,All new tires. Adding another one to my fleet! LOL Pics. will be coming soon! I have the sickness bad.


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1936 1.5 wrecker,1937 gmc coe,1939 Chevrolet coe,1942 4x4 coe, 1942 coe,1946 dump,1947 2 ton dump,another 1947 2 ton dump,1950 coe,1967 c30,1937 cat 22,1936 Chevrolet 5 window foremans coupe, 1914 ford speedster.
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It is a sickness isnt it, But it's all for a good cause, it s what keeps us sane!

Cant wait to see it!

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Well I just had to tell you all the trip i had going to pick up my '47 dump bed truck. After driving 5 hours to get there and then driving up to 5000 ft on a dirt road for 7 miles into the back mountains of Montana,I saw the truck,No rust,And it didn't look bad at all,I started it up after a little work on the carb to make the fuel go through and tried to drive it on the trailer,Well before I started to move it I check the brakes,WHAT BRAKES!, Well I wasn't going to drive it on the trailer without brakes and there was not enough E brake to stop it,So the guy(who has cancer and is very week and I do mean very week)who I bought it from had a 160hp tractor and he was going to push me up the trailer to get it on the truck,Now I drove my truck and trailer up a small hill so as he wasn't going to get me on the trailer and then have it "run away " from me,so everything was fine and he got into his tractor and started to push me up my trailer, Great! We were on and everything was great! UNTIL his foot came off the clutch pedel and pushed me over the front part of the trailer, of coarse I was still in the cab of the 47 and saw my new GMC truck getting closer to the 47 and I was pulling that E brake as hard as I could to stop and it just didn't work. Finely after he turned off his tractor I was safe! ( I think I might need a new front seat now) and I guess it was time for me to check out the king pins on the 47 since they were dangling in the air!And it didn't hit my new truck,boy i was happy!...So I got a lesson in driving his tractor and then I had to take over the loading of it or unloading of it ,I disconnected the trailer from my truck and moved it out of the way and drove his tractor and picked up the front of the 47 with his bucket and placed it on the trailer and all was good! Maybe $400.00 damage to the trailer and nothing but the exhaust pipe smashed on the 47. everybody was fine,Nobody was hurt,No yelling,No crying,No cursing,I think i still was in shock for the rest of the day.When your sitting in a truck that seems to be about 20 foot off the ground and thinking it might roll over on you wasn't a good thought.But it didn't and we made it home without anymore mishaps .I just had to share with all of you what happened to me. I think this ordeal might have slowed me down with my sickness. I think this could be the last one for me.(maybe).LOL The picture of the 47 are in my baldybenny's library.


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Glad no one was injured and no major damage to any of the equipment.

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I don't know why but we all have yanked on that E-Brake with adrenelin pumping and somehow think it will stop. Good story, had me laughing.


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chain the back of the truck to the back of the trailer as a snubber
so it won't go farther forward than you'd like....or block the front wheels before it gets too far....


My GMC has a bad case of ship fitters disease!
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I wish I would have done that before all this happened, No way to block the front wheels, He would have pushed me over them anyway! I didn't think he was that weak.I just thought I was going to be push on the trailer and he would have backed away. Ah No!


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So was I KB! I am doing body work now on the trailer, Not too bad.


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I am laughing now , But not that day. chug


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Nice truck-good find!! You've got some GREAT STUFF!! I like'em all-the trucks,the coupes,the bike...keep up the disease!!


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Thank you Wetwilly! I am a sick boy! And i do have the disease! I have not found anybody to help me with it except these old trucks! They make me feel like the rest of you. smile


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1936 1.5 wrecker,1937 gmc coe,1939 Chevrolet coe,1942 4x4 coe, 1942 coe,1946 dump,1947 2 ton dump,another 1947 2 ton dump,1950 coe,1967 c30,1937 cat 22,1936 Chevrolet 5 window foremans coupe, 1914 ford speedster.
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Love the story and great pics, it is a way of life, as they say just 1 more............


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