>NAME this Ride (?) What make, year, model is this (?)
#231
06-10-2014, 09:03 AM
- Canada Only General Motors Cars - Generations of GM
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Of the five GM divisions, Pontiac had the most Canada only versions. ... 1953, Pontiacreceived new names, the Pathfinder and Pathfinder Deluxe but the name Laurentianwas adopted for the top of the line hardtops. ... GM of Canada History
#232
06-10-2014, 07:42 PM
Join Date: May 2013
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 5,317
This guy is a Panel Truck, I am thinking a Mid 40's International Harvester Panel Truck, there was one at the Car show I was at a few weeks ago. I am thinking a 1947 mainly because of the slope of the front end tips down to the inside. This one is really a kool ride. It would be fun to take to your car show. Probably had a Straight front Axel and leaf springs in the rear. The front red emblem is the first key to the ID. Panel Trucks were really a common vehicle and I would think fairly collectable to fix up. Ford and Chevy had them and so did Dodge. Today the Chevy SSR and Chrysler made one too.
The SSR was much nicer looking. Thanks for Sharing this, Nice one!!!
The SSR was much nicer looking. Thanks for Sharing this, Nice one!!!
#233
06-11-2014, 02:52 AM
Another Winner
This guy is a Panel Truck, I am thinking a Mid 40's International Harvester Panel Truck, there was one at the Car show I was at a few weeks ago. I am thinking a 1947 mainly because of the slope of the front end tips down to the inside. This one is really a kool ride. It would be fun to take to your car show. Probably had a Straight front Axel and leaf springs in the rear. The front red emblem is the first key to the ID. Panel Trucks were really a common vehicle and I would think fairly collectable to fix up. Ford and Chevy had them and so did Dodge. Today the Chevy SSR and Chrysler made one too.
Drivernumber'3, I declare you another win onMCF >Name that Ride<
It's a 1948, but it's custom, so it's a Win again 4 U
Oh, it's 4-Sale for $19K
For Sale: 1948 International
This ad expires in 70 days.
$19,900.00
1948 International Panel. Sunset Pearl white with graphics & ghost flames. Unique and rare rod Partial list of features follow. Slight damage to lower left front fender. (see pic) Call John @ 304-276-1907 with any questions.
350/330 horse GM crate motor
T350 Trans w shift kit
10 Bolt Nova rear-3.73 gears
Vintage Heat & Air
69 Camaro sub frame
Lokar Shifter & E Brake
Ron Francis Wiring
Tilt Wheel
American Racing Torque Thrust Wheels
32 Gallon Winnebago Gas Tank
Hooker Headers with 3 inch exhaust
Wilwood Front Discs
Chrome Master Cylinder & Booster
125 inch wheelbase
Nice Interior with Sculpted Panels, Nice floor.
Auto Meter Gauges
Pioneer Sound System
New Vehicle
#236
06-11-2014, 05:26 AM
>Congrat's `Butch<
Congrat's Butch
Yes, it's a 1974 VW Thing 
You sure know your vehicles....I've never seen one in person, but they look like a fun beach riding vehicle......
OK, whose next to post a new vehicle to guess ? I think it's our latest winner's turn (?) lol >or is it you reading this ? I will just sit here & wait (LOL)....
Thanks Butch for playing > I'm learning 'bout all kinds of vehicles on this thread 4>Sure
#238
06-11-2014, 06:06 AM
>From Professor BeachBum<lol<
Hi Butch, I will try to explain how (I just learned from trial & error)...
`1. Find the picture that you want to post
2. Right click on the picture & a list will appear (Click copy)
3. Then go to the post you want to put the pic in &
(right click your mouse) & you will see a list with the word >Paste.
4. Click paste & the picture should appear on your screen.
Good Luck
Here a link that may help a lot better then I (?) 4>Sure
8 Ways to Copy and Paste - wikiHow < Click
>New One<
#240
06-11-2014, 07:11 PM
Join Date: May 2013
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 5,317
Try this one
I am thinking 1963 Chrysler Imperial, probably had a 400 -440 engine in it none the less this sucker was loaded up. These Cars in 60's were loaded with Gadgets, Trunk openers in the glove box You could put a Chevy Cruze in the Trunk of this thing. They had an automatic light dimmer. and some had a warning system on it when you set the Cruz control for a certain speed it would have a warning buzzer that let you know when it went over the speed. This car was as long as 20ft like a super cab pickup truck. Fun to Parallel park???????? Any way that's my guess.