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This 1940 GMC AC 302 1 1/2 ton dually pickup. It's original design was a Brush Fire Truck. The Legacy: this Bohemiath of a truck! It worked for the California Forestry Division for the first 50 years of it's life. The first 25 years was on active duty, the last 25 was on reserve. From there, she (Bohemiath, I like that name)worked for a lumber yard (another 20 yrs) near Paradise, California. We purchased this ultra rare truck and she now lives with us in Texas. We took the fire equipment off and is now just a dually and has 30,000 original miles, with original motor. Hope y'all all enjoy the pictures as much as we enjoy the truck ! Randy & Jana Cox

-Texman



http://www.flickr.com/photos/18955166@N08/11590866984/in/photostream/

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1940 GMC AC 302 1 1/2-Ton Dually
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Neat truck. Some folks are just plain lucky smile nice find.


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Nice Truck! I like the stance of it! What are your plans for it?


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Clyde's/Dad's 1953 Chevy 1/2-Ton
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I can't see it. Is there another link to it?


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1948 Chevrolet 5700 COE Holmes HD W35 Wrecker
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Hey Mr. Spanky, If you type in the link the pics will pop up. I had trouble posting but will try and figure out to fix. This is the first time I've tried to post pics any input on doing this will be greatly appreciated. We've had this truck for a couple of years now. We drive her on the weekends. Torn between restoring or leaving as is. It has such character the way it is and most everyone that sees her loves her paint and her scars.

Thanks a bunch
texman
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Another Texan...Welcome! --- Fantastic find on a really great looking old big bolt. More pix!

PS...where ya at in Texas?


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A lil town called Dayton. We are 40miles east of Houston.


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Wow, Rare, beautiful, great patina, What more can you ask for!!!, Good luck with her. Mike.

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That is a cool old truck! I like it!


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Well, come get a sneak peak at the rest of Randy's and Jana's story. They are having waaaaaaaaaay too much fun with this truck!

Check tex's signature line. It'll go up in the main Gallery tomorrow.

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Hey Texman ---I'm just west of ya in the Big Wicked City. I do have a few 1.5 T spare parts laying around but no idea what will cross over between a Jimmy & a Chevy (what I have). One long WB frame with the dually rearend & coupla steering gear boxes, columns & such. They free for the takin, I hate to see good iron go to scrap. Just let me know if they sound like something you could put to use.


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Cool truck - what a beast!


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1941 GMC 1/2-Ton Short Box Stepside
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