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)]My friend George DeBono adopted Pinky. Pinky headed west today.[)]
)]Mark, I guess it's a bit hard to see, but those caps on Pinky are actually the correct 3/4 ton hub covers, as Studebaker called them.[)]
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)]I was wondering when someone would notice that! I just stood there with my mouth wide open trying to snap pictures. I'm sure it was at least a 45 degree incline, but Pinky climbed it with no problem. And you're right...he did use a remote to raise the platform.[)]
)]I was wondering when someone would notice that! I just stood there with my mouth wide open trying to snap pictures. I'm sure it was at least a 45 degree incline, but Pinky climbed it with no problem. And you're right...he did use a remote to raise the platform.[)]
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)]Well, Mark, you could be right. I just assumed that the caps Pinky came with were correct and probably rare, especially having all 5 of them. I do recall that my grandpa's new '55 3/4 Ton was delivered with no hubcaps. Anyway, they do look good on the truck.[)]
)]Yes, and I noted it so in one of the captions. It's the first one I've seen.[)]
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