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How's This for a Party Truck?

Posted August 20, 2009 12:01 AM by dstrohl

Reader Marc Mullins of Santa Barbara, California, recently sent us some pics of a 1966 Ford N-series short conventional with a decidedly non-stock cargo box. All that's missing are the peanut shells and spittoons on the floor.

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Re: How's This for a Party Truck?

08/20/2009 7:28 AM

LOL. This reminds me of the low-budget floats sometimes found in small-town parades. Having lived in such a town growing up, I can picture it decked with American flags and with veterans playing cards and waving/throwing candy. The cowboy look they've got going is a nice touch, too though.

That being said, if someone asked me to have a drink or two on that thing, I would. Sometimes silly-looking things or places make for the best parties.

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