Pickup Trucks

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1989-1991 Chevy S-10 Baja in all three available colors.
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Dodge trucks from the Birth years of my family members

Father - 1934
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Mother - 1939
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Sister - 1966
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Brother - 1966
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Me - 1971
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Dodge trucks from the Birth years of my family members
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What a great idea, but since I come from a Ford family, here's mine:

Dad: 1933
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Mom: 1933
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Older brother: 1958
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Older sister: 1960
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Me: 1962
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Younger sister: 1964
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Always had a weird soft spot for full size single cab, short bed pickups. I know some have been posted here, but here's a few more. I find myself ecstatic to see (what I call) a shorty pickup on the road.

I find the current Silverado a bit ugly, but the configuration of this one intrigues me. Especially as we don't get it in the United States.
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Or this short F-150 Raptor test mule.
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www.caranddriver.com

What the Heck Is This Funky Ford F-150 Raptor Test Mule?

Is it a stubby Raptor? a bigger Bronco? This uncamouflaged and unfamiliar test vehicle has left us and the internet wondering.
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Some trucks at the Gilmore car museum cruise in this Wednesday
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Steve Saleen's IMSA Ford Ranger race truck, and one of the 50 homologation specials.
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This was an unexpected find at Sandown Historics.
 
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TIFO:

For God knows what reason, GM offered the 8.1L (496 cubic inch) big block V8 in the Chevy Avalanche for the 2500 model. None of that makes any sense considering that was a lifestyle vehicle.

 
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TIFO:

For God knows what reason, GM offered the 8.1L (496 cubic inch) big block V8 in the Chevy Avalanche for the 2500 model. None of that makes any sense considering that was a lifestyle vehicle.

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It’s TIFO for me, too. That’s a lot of engine. Probably gets 10 mpg.
 
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