MrMarty51
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Those old West Coast style mirrors leaves a huge blind spot.
Especially on a pickup that set lower than a semi rig.
Especially on a pickup that set lower than a semi rig.
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1969 IH 1300D 4X4 - Pump Truck
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DieselSlug
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For sure they aren't the easiest to see out of, but they are damn cool haha.
DieselSlug
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Partial roof bits getting polished, waxed, and put back on.
DieselSlug
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Upper cab mostly done, a few sections need more sanding and polishing. However I need it for the Volunteer Fire Department Field Days this weekend.
Husker6.5
135' diagonal 16:9HD, 25KW sound!
It's gonna be gorgeous when you're done! What you've done so far is just night and day having the before/after right there in progress. Full glory barn find survivor standing proud decades later!
MrMarty51
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Yes they are.
A 65 Chevy I once owned, it had the WC type mirrors.
I stopped at a stop sign, nothing coming, began My left turn, next thing some woman hollering all sorts of obscenities at Me, I stopped, she was on a bicycle and as I was turning, Her speed was such that it kept Her hid on the other side of that mirror.
I made My apologies only to be slandered in the worst of all manners, so then it was My turn,
Yup, she and all her family for generations, past, present and in the future had bad names attached to them.