Is it obligatory.............

[Hawghauler]

to own an early 60's or older Chevy pick up for your farm to be considered proper? Certainly you can have a farm lacking a 1956 3100, but is it kosher? Here in Idaho most farms(regardless of size) have at least two and the visual impresion I get is: all is well in the world. I don't have one yet, and wonder if that omission has an adverse effect on the attitude of my chickens, goats, horses, and Llama. I am quite certain that cats and dogs are not only distraught but a bit embarrassed.

 

[Willl]

to own an early 60's or older Chevy pick up for your farm to be considered proper?

In my book,,,it's the early 50 Chevys pickups,,,,but what ever. :licking:

 

[Egon]

Cornbinders work a better.:thumbsup:

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

In my book it is old Fords...but to each his own.

 

[scgargoyle]

I think we can all agree it's obligatory to have at least some kind of old truck on a proper farm. If it's an ornament, any will do, but if you plan to use it, get a Ford! :laughing:

 

[Hawghauler]

They are dime a dozen around Idaho so I will get a 50's vintage Chevy. The old Ford flathead v-8s while beautiful to behold are not as easily to find in running condition. The straight 6 Chevys are indestructable.

 

[CinderSchnauzer]

You also need 4 - 6 rusting scrap vehicles, preferably near the road where every body can see them.

 

[CenTex Chris]

Heh. I was gonna say, contrary to the poster above, the real trick is keeping it to one.

 

[schmism]

i thought the obligatory farm truck was a 70's F600 grain truck....

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

They are dime a dozen around Idaho so I will get a 50's vintage Chevy. The old Ford flathead v-8s while beautiful to behold are not as easily to find in running condition. The straight 6 Chevys are indestructable.

My father, a life long "Ford man" always used to say "anyone can make a Chevy run fast but it takes someone special to make a Ford run fast"