Art387's thread 'D r i v e n' inspired me to post up some of the trucks my father drove over his 50+ years of driving. Never owned any,but he always treated them like he did. Hope you enjoy! The first one's are the first trucks dad drove for Guy Heavener of Harleysville PA.
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Heavener must have paid Dad good to afford a top notch camera back then.
All my family pics of that era are B&W!
And the cold wind sure did love to blow up inside those short jackets!
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All my family pics of that era are B&W!
And the cold wind sure did love to blow up inside those short jackets!
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I'll bet your dad got that flat top touched up every two weeks. And he probably polished those shoes every day! They are so shiny considering those gravel lots. Amazing how there's not one spot on that white jacket. Creased trousers, Argyle socks, what a stark contrast from today's long-haired, obese, flip-flop, sweatpants and dirty tee-shirt wearing drivers!
Those old Per-Lux driving lights always needed new bulbs from the vibrations. And they had louvers inside to cut the glare for other drivers. Not like today where no one cares about blinding other motorists.
Did Heavener or Derstine haul into that MoPac facility in Harleysville?
Those old Per-Lux driving lights always needed new bulbs from the vibrations. And they had louvers inside to cut the glare for other drivers. Not like today where no one cares about blinding other motorists.
Did Heavener or Derstine haul into that MoPac facility in Harleysville?
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