Classic Cars on the Roof!! Mean Trucks
Classic Cars on the Roof!! Mean Trucks
Where you find car nuts, you will find your souped-up and pimped trucks as well. The Cars on the Roof was no exception, thus today in part two I will post some beautiful trucks.
Look at that big truck exhaust pipes!!
One mean machine below!!
This is a look right out of a scarry movie!!
Look at the chrome!! Beautiful!!
Old yellow, with some added punch!!
If you have added power, you need the suspension to cope, with the extra go!! Look at that stance.
Some more yellow!!
I don't know if this lowered Landcruiser can be called a truck, but here it is, real low!!
If you don't see it in your rear-view mirror, you will certainly hear it coming!! Look at that pipe.
That is the trucks I took photos off, I love them, I need one!!
The photos were taken by me using my iPhone.
Hope you like it.
I want photography this cars :)
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I hope you make more this post :)
Hi @foxkoit, when I visit a car show again, I will make a post, at the moment there is however no shows, that I know off.
it is ok :))
Amazing thanks for sharing
Thanks for the reply
Like the Landcruiser. They all look great.
Just think of all the work that went into it.
The word 'classic' always stops me to see it.
Thanks @bontonstory
Wow this is really nice cars :-). I can feel power!!!
Thanks @gregbit
Excellent post dear friend @rynow these images are amazing, I would not know that car is more beautiful, thank you very much for sharing
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Sweet! thanks for sharing
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Sure :)
nice cars
Thank you
Great looking cars. They bring back so many memories!
I am glad the post could bring back some memories
Hello @rynow,
The best memories of my childhood are attending car shows. Showing cars that my dad and I had worked on restoring together. Even keeping parts in my parent's bedroom to protect from having them stolen out of the garage or being damged. It was a little hardcore but all worth it in the end when I got in the passenger seat as he dumped the clutch and did a 100 yard burn out.
All just like is was yesterday.
Best,
Isaac
Glad, the post could bring back some good memories!!
We restored a 69 Mach 1 together
https://www.google.com/search?q=69+mach+1&rlz=1C1PRFC_enUS617US617&tbm=isch&imgil=svI4FXECzxQ18M%253A%253BDhgnJa3MB7-CTM%253Bhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fclassiccars.com%25252Flistings%25252Ffind%25252F1969%25252Fford%25252Fmustang-mach-1&source=iu&pf=m&fir=svI4FXECzxQ18M%253A%252CDhgnJa3MB7-CTM%252C_&usg=__pxYAbK37t01jL1yAMVWOqyo3X6A%3D&biw=1025&bih=556&ved=0ahUKEwjZ7t6ut5jUAhVIwFQKHdR5DeEQyjcILw&ei=zdItWZnUHMiA0wLU87WIDg#imgrc=svI4FXECzxQ18M:
this is what the car looks just with different tires and we added loovers to the back window.
It is a very beautiful car, there was one at Cars on the Roof as well, I will try to post it a bit later.