dedicated to the brother i never had, friend i never met, driver i never raced, and by far the craziest person i never crazed with: Mal1k…
year 2001:
[thumb=E]1947ford-no5-series211854_2444805.JPG[/thumb] 1947 FORD pickup truck, #5, series #2. Given for the Year 2001 from Canadian Tire Corporation, collector’s edition, its produced limited each year, for THAT year only. each one is MARKED with a number that collectors can use to verify with the makers.
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another sideview of the same truck .. doors, front hood and backdoor open up, just showing the full view.
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the flipped version, to show the LIBERTY CLASSIC gold key, and detail engraved in the bottom of the truck.
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doors, backdoor and front hood opened. didnt wanted to use the rod that ACTUALLY holds the front hood opened, so used my thumb to support it.. (i keep this baby as untouched as possible so i dont wanna wear out that holding rod in the hood). glance if u can find some detail of the engine.
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okay here is the opened front, easier glancing possible for UNDER THE HOOD experience
[thumb=E]1957camion-fargo-boxed11854_2444805.JPG[/thumb] 1957 Camion Fargo- Still boxed to protect it from dirt or anything getting spilled. Original Liberty Classic Box.
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some detailed text about this model, enhanced the text by manually entering WITH the pic.. (some details about size and collectibility's sake).
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truck taken outta box, just to get a closer look, plastic was kinda in the way of details.
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front view of the truck..
[thumb=E]1947international-pickup-boxed11854_2444805.JPG[/thumb] 1947 International Pickup - Given this Xmas. Also in original box, regularly sweeped for dirt and what not.
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Out of the box, opened for details.
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Detailed view of the tools located at the pickup area. (stop jumping nomi, there is MORE to it) :-)))
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opened door, for a view inside ;-)
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i removed the plastic string second time since i got this truck, detailed image of under the hood
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and last, the original strip on the truck's side.
First sight I'd say this - MashAllah, they r out of this world. U lucky bum, u have something that collectors die 2 have...!
These r not trucks, this is art, chic, love, style.......I just dunno what 2 say.
Thanks 4 da most outstanding dedication, I think da voting ballot must have been whiplashed by this thread of urz, I'm on da no.1 count by far.
Faizy, I know 1 thing, that a virtual mirror Xists between u & me, but where does time take us...we can only wait & hope 4 da best. Thanks 4 da prayers, may u succeed da way I want u 2...Ameen.
MAKE sure if u DO these kinda things, the tires HAVE the speed ratings to GRAB the roads.. these tires became unsafe after 220 speed..(their rating was to go upto 180, but since car was PERFECTLY in tune, had less than 20,000 km on it, and PROPER care was taken, so it went to 220)..
same to u mate :k: i wanna show these to my kids after decades that hey look, thats how automobiles used to be ..
^^ :biggthumb