what is my name? by Richardphotos
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I was manufactured in the USA but was not sold here publicly , but exported to Australia. I share my name with a former television character played by Don Johnson, but that is another Bridge.some dealers in the US ordered me and almost all were converted to tow trucks. the other truck behind is a Diamond T
nothing fancy about the capture, just a very rare truck. up until now, I had never seen one in person
thanks for the condolences and your time to view this old relic.comments are appreciated
Comments (67)
Excellent capture, dear Richard. Hugs. Diane. xx
"Richard" lol just popped into me mind wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
Beautiful & Strong vehicule :)
SUPERB OLD CAR !!! ...with Don Johnsson, the colors were beautiful and modern !!!
that's an oldie alright, not sure of the name. cool shot richard..
I love so old cars - cool shot
They don't build them like that these days.Great capture.
gorgeous capture!
Love it...well spotted...!!!
great shot!
Excellent shot!
I don't know the name..cool shot! :)
Great shot Richard, and yes I go with "my name is old but interesting car who was once a beauty". Good to be back here in your gallery again, take care, hugs Jane xx
Interesting image- as to the name, I haven't got a clue. Excellent shot!!!!!
This truck is almost spooky looking!
By my reckoning she's a 1934 Nash Ute (boy did the Don Johnson thing have me searching for Crocketts.... until we remembered Nash Bridges!) That said it's a rusty old crock, so let's not worry about a costly restoration, let's hot rod it and have some fun!!!!!
This is a 1934 Nash Utility. They were very interesting: they were built sharing many components and tooling with the 1934 Lafayette. Here is a photo of the Lafayett for comparison. Note the configuration of the engine cooling ports and the shape of the windshield and front passenger windows.
Nice capture!Look Great!
Great photo.
Hooooo…. It was to be a top-of-the-range truck Richard. The doors open left side of Superbe weels pins. And the shutters of ventilation on the side as Cadillac But I do not think that it has a v16 with there in the interior lol ...... Beautiful catch. Another page of history . Mile tanks ((5++)) Hooooo.... Ce devait être un camion haut de gamme Richard . Les portes ouvrent côté gauche Roues de broches Superbe . Et les volets de ventilation sur le côté comme cadillac Mais je ne pense pas qu'il y aie un v16 à l'intérieur lol...... Belle prise .Une autre page d'histoire ((5++))
Excellent capture.
awesome to see...
stunning truck
From the clues given i would say it's name is "Nash". Very nice capture!
Have to go with Nash...and I hope this one gets restored...
Since Don Johnson played Det. Sonny Crockett in "Miami Vice", this must be a Crockett! But honestly, I never heard of it. Thanks a million for posting it and adding another brand to my personal random memory banks:)
Great find and capture Richard!
Excellent capture !
Great looking car wish i know the name..:)
"My name is truck. I worked hard for many years and then was cast aside. Hopefully someone will restore me to my former glory!" Great pic, Richard!