Ruth

Meet Ruth, a classy 1940s International dump truck.

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Alex

Mabel

Mabel is a 1930s Autocar flatbed. She is a working girl, ready to haul lumber, freight, or a month’s worth of supplies.

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Alex

Arlene

 If you ever get “fired up” unintentionally, then it would be good to have Arlene close by. This 1950s fire truck is a no-nonsense kind of gal.

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Alex

Roxy

Roxie shows off that classic Diamond T look accentuated by her bright aqua color.

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Alex

Jan Renea

Jan Renea sets the bar high on style. She is a 1940s dumper still roaring to go.

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Alex

Marjorie

Lots to like about Marjorie, this 1940s pickup, but it is her fancy grill set off by the green of her front end that makes her the eye-catcher she is.

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Alex

Zelda

I just love dump trucks, and Zelda is a great example. Big, thick, powerful frame set off by the bright yellow box. Built in the 1940s, she still runs the roads and pushes up the paths.

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Alex

Nellie

If you are lucky, you will discover Nellie fenced in out in the Utah countryside. The bullet holes give her that classic Western look.

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Alex

Suzy

Suzy is quite adaptable—her ornate pink color and heavy duty frame is just as comfortable on the water or by a flower garden. She resides in northern Colorado.

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Alex

Samantha

Say hello to Samantha, a 1940s GMC. Don’t know about her earlier history, but now she hangs out near the Idaho—Montana border. If you look closely, you can see her colors shift and shimmy.

Blanche

Meet Blanche, a Boneyard Babe from the 1930s. If you look closely, you see that she is a flatbed. I like how the green background sets off her classic rust color.

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Alex

Priscilla

Priscilla is one of my favorites—the outhouse further adds a sense of class to this 1940s Chevy flatbed.

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Alex

Sarah

Here is Sarah, a 1950s fire-fighting female from Colorado.

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Alex
 

Nattie Girl

You’ve gotta love Natty Girl, sporting the elegant lines of a 1930s Chevy. The bullet holes add a sense of adventure—I wonder where they came from?

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Alex

Gwen

Meet Gwen, a 1950s Chevy flatbed tucked away along the Idaho border.

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Alex

Brownie

Brownie is a back country kind of gal. This 1940s Dodge flatbed comes from Idaho.

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Alex

Amelia

This 1950s Chevy pickup hangs out in Texas Hill Country. Missing a few parts here and there, she appears ready to get back to work.

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Alex

Christine

A pasture and a forest of green compliment the aging rust color of stately Christine. After years working for the county, she spends her days resting in the countryside.

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Alex

Veronica

Add a couple headlights, replace a few tires, put some glass for a windshield, and Veronica is ready for the highway (or at least the pasture). I like the red barn as a background, as it gives this hard-working girl the setting she needs.

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Alex

Marsha

Meet Marsha, a tanker I found sitting alone out in the Texas country. I wonder what she hauled in that flammable tank?

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Alex