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• ↓ Pickup Artists
• ↓ Various Positions
• ↓ The Peal of Twelve Bells — Fireball XJ12
• ↓ Taking the Plunge — Episode Six
• ↓ Book of the Dead — Willys (Part 1)
• ↓ The Rooster has Arancio Grenada Legs — Part 2
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"Independent Thinking – Distinctive Voices – Fresh Perspectives"

"“You may be a redneck if you have spent more money on your pickup truck than on your education.” (Comedian Jeff Foxworthy)"

"Although pickup trucks are sold around the world (in a variety of sizes), the bodystyle is one that seems to be uniquely American—and fittingly so, since that’s where it was invented. If you go back to the turn of the 20th century, you could buy a Ford Model T with a pickup box installed on the back by a third-party supplier. When Ford launched its own factory-built pickup in 1925, it was for the equivalent of under $6,000—a truly affordable work tool. By the 1940s, multiple brands began offering light-duty pickups in their showrooms."

"The market expanded as trucks grew bigger, and by the 1950s automakers were exploring the idea of pickups that were more stylish and less work-oriented, including pickups derived from passenger cars. By the early 1970s you could buy smaller pickups (sourced from Japan) in addition to your standard fullsize model—and in 1982 the Ford F Series became America’s best-selling vehicle. By the 1990s, fewer than 15 percent of owners said their pickups were primarily work vehicles, and last year, about one in five vehicles sold in the US was a pickup. Continue reading “Pickup Artists”"

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Pickup Artists

Various Positions

The Peal of Twelve Bells — Fireball XJ12

Taking the Plunge — Episode Six

Book of the Dead — Willys (Part 1)

The Rooster has Arancio Grenada Legs — Part 2