People and their Pickups in Thailand (images)

[Dancealot]

I'm outta likes for this page....

The comment was actually for the previous page but the reply wizard stuck it on this page...TiT!

Rather inconvenient, wasn't TiT..

[Ron19]

[sunshine51]

This is an odd looking creature... .... (On Samui) but never remember seeing any thing quite like it, in North America...

I would guess late forties, early fifties????

SJ....This appears to be a custom jobber. Front end looks like it's

from a 1950 520 model GMC & the bed could be from anywhere.

These always reminded me of big grass hoppers when I was a kid!

Some pix off the net & a link are attached...

http://www.oldgmctrucks.com/

http://www.theironalley.com/0000pg.asp/ID/69929/SID/11660

[Ron19]

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[Robby nz]

Part of a series that a friend sent me demonstrating that Thais still have a long way to go to get the best out of their vehicles.

[Ron19]

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[Dancealot]

Samui

[Ron19]

Pharmacy on wheels. (I worry about some of these people)

[sunshine51]

Samui

The Ice Man loadeth...

[Ron19]

[Robby nz]

Had one of these in a previous life.

[Dancealot]

Ayutthaja

[Ron19]

[Genericnic]

Night deposit, Chiang Mai.

David

[sunshine51]

Not my photo but I just had to stick this up. Somewhere in Patt's...nice truck...but pink?!

[Ron19]

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[Litlos]

A pickup in its natural environment

Cheers

[Litlos]

A real Isaan pickup seconded for festival duties

Cheers

[Litlos]

Did someone mention speakers? Not red shirts, just the red team for the dancing.

Cheers

[Ron19]

[Ron19]

A pickup in its natural environment

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Cheers

Here is another pick-up in it's natural environment.

[Robby nz]

Another load off to the recyclers.

[Ron19]

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[Robby nz]

Local rescue HQ