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Posted 14 years ago
areliczone
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The year, 1945. The town, Oakland CA. The street, 46th ave. Thats my cousin Margee and her boyfriend Bob parked in front of my house with me leaning against the back of body. I know its a flathead v-8. but whats the year of the truck?
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it,s a 28 or 29 ford roaster pickup, somebodys hotrod for the day.
Thanks for the info. Do you know when the concept of hot rod began? Is this an early hot rod?
i would say hot rodding started about when the model a was born, i would say your pic is a early hotrod, reason is because it has a v8 in it. model a only had 4 clylinders.
It looks like it might have hydaulic brakes also.
I just wanted to say I love pics like this.. Those times seemed so fun and carefree. I was born in 56 and can remember some of the good days of the 60's then the world got crazy sighh ..anyway Awesome photo.. makes you feel happy inside when looking at it
Have a Blessed Day
Hey JunkItToMe, You are right, those were the days. We lived in a celler converted into an apartment, $35.00 month. Across the street was a small store where we could buy jaw breakers and bubble gum for 1 cent. Society has tryed to make a perfect world with all the rules and created a nightmare..The road to hell is paved with good intensions. My brother and I would take the streetcar up east 14th street to Emeryville to watch the Oakland Oaks play ball. Casey Stengel was the manager, Les Scarcell played first base etc. etc. etc. My family lived there from 1943 to 1946. Times were tuff, because of the war. Looking back, I have many fond memories in spite of. Thank you for the comment.
Great pic,great to see the history,even greater to hear you speak on
the history like your comments above.Thank you for sharing.
DMK (across the Bay from Oakland)
DMK Thanks for the comment, Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Howard
Thank you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well.
'28/'29 for sure. same thing I'm collecting parts to build
Enjoy your time, it goes fast.