Le magazine et marché mondial pour les passionnés de voitures classiques, par des passionnés.
Le magazine et marché mondial pour les passionnés de voitures classiques, par des passionnés.
Remember Harry from Holland who won a painting of his pick-up truck about a year ago? (check earlier feature) He is so happy with this truck that he bought yet another pick-up. A 1940 Chevy. Not a barnfind, but like Harry tells us: '... a behind the barn find'. He had to do some serious woodcutting before he could take the Chevy home. The 'as found' position resulted in a spectacular photo and Harry decided to go back to CarsArt.com who also made the first painting. Isn't that the kind of location and atmoshere we all want when undigging a Delage, Packard, Hispano or whatever your dream car looks like? (edit. can you tell where we go wrong? [email protected])
UPDATEs came in from Dick Trenk: "Certainly no 1940 Chevy design and indicate postwar styling. Also this huge vehicle certainly does not qualify as a pickup truck. It appears to be a 3 ton or larger truck." Kit Foster:"I'm afraid that Harry has not found a 1940 Chevy. It's not
a pickup and it's not 1940 and it's not a Chevy - it's not even prewar.
It's one of these Ford cab-over.
" and Peter Pegg:"It is neither 1940 nor Chevrolet. I would suggest
that it is a 1948 to 1950 Ford COE (cab over engine) truck."