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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
A barn-turned-garage? That is awesome and quite wide! The old truck has seen better days...
ReplyDeletePeople dream of finding a wonderful antique car in a barn. Here is an example of an old barn used to store his Model A Ford. BTW, this is in town, not out in the country side.
DeleteThat truck is the raw material for a restoration specialist. I think it is better than it looks.
Love that old truck and the bikes below as well. Have a great Sunday!
ReplyDeleteHaha, the 2nd shot is very fun!
ReplyDeleteI see that guy got so excited about that old truck he lost his head!
ReplyDeleteKarl and Lowell, he was looking for the chrome pieces removed when someone decided to sand the truck body. Perhaps you are right, he has lost his head over this truck.
DeleteBeautifully captured!!
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