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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
One of my favourite pick ups of all time
ReplyDeleteHi Wayne, mine also. That model Ford tractor was the first motor vehicle I drove at age 10. It was a thrill at the time.
DeleteAwesome! Great photos of nice cars!
ReplyDeleteI love the first one. Stunning.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. I must show my youngest son - his first vehicle was an old grey Fergusson TE20 diesel.
ReplyDeleteThe tractor I originally drove was called a Ferguson-Ford, and was probably identical to the TE20, but it was a gas engine. These tractors are highly collectable today and command high prices.
DeleteThe first one made me remember old times. Nice.
ReplyDeleteTwo classics!
ReplyDeleteNice witty diptych. Made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteI like the second one for its style! And location, location.... nice shot!
ReplyDeleteOh my oh my, they are so great those car and tractor from that time - Amazing shots!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing - Have a great sunday
You find my contribution here:
http://www.starone.dk/wp_2/?page_id=659
wonderful machines
ReplyDeletebeautifully taken.
~robert
excellent photos!
ReplyDeleteIf I can't have a really old pickup, this one will definitely do. Great contrast in both photos
ReplyDeleteHate to break the news to you, Marjorie, but this pickup is really old, 62 years old.
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