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Published: 2010-07-27 06:48:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 1923; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 31
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I'm not even sure what to say about this.This was at the Good Guys 23rd Pacific Northwest Nationals in Puyallup, Wa. Its obviously a heavily customized big rig truck, but what you don't see is the interior is actually done up like an upscale camper/RV.
It was in the 'Canadian Corral' at the show.
Frikkin' Canadians.
Rear View: [link]
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It was so seamless it's like it had originally been produced that way! It was one of the most amazing custom vehicles I had ever seen.
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The back end, yes. The front black part of the truck is an old chevy, but the entire body was custom made
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That thing looks awesome! I'd like to see what the inside looks like. I wonder how hard it was to get the rear so smooth and perfect like that. I imagine they used some non-metallic materiel, but it looks awesome!
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I shoulda taken a picture of the inside, 
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Awesome COE! Interesting posterior.
Based on the parking lights and emblem I'm guessing it's within a year or two of 1954.
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Thats kinda what I thought from looking at the front, and yeah, the rear end is most unique. It reminded me of a huge snail shell, hence the photo title
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Now that is one amazing truck. Maybe not my style, but it sure does have style! It's gorgeous!
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It was one of the most seamlessly customized vehicles I have ever seen!
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those Canadians sure make some sick stuff.
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Nothing else to do up there I immagine
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Seriously, this was one sweet mutant bigrig-RV if I ever saw one
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Thanks! I thought so too!
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Agreed. This may be the single most modified vehicle I have ever seen at a car show.
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Looks like it was a fun show to attend. I really enjoy the shows where its not just 57 Chevys and 64-66 Mustangs. I mean throw in an old Studebaker or a GTO or a Packard and I am as happy as a bug in a rug LOL
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I agree with you wholeheartedly, I own and drive all sorts of odd ball cars and trucks, and I hate it when people act like 57 Chevs and Camaros are the best things ever created...
I help out at a show near where I live and it's very diverse!
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Thank you very much! Dont get me wrong though the 57 Belair is a beautiful car but there are just too many of them. I went to a show recently and there was a Rambler, a Studebaker Commander, and a Dodge Monoco painted up to look like the blues brothers car.
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I agree!
See 5the Rambler stude and of course the Blues Brothers cop car clone would get my attention too, here are some of my cars [link] and I also own a 1965 Rambler marlin, and a ton of other unusual non-mainstream cars and trucks, I have had the so called "popular" ones too, but I find they are a lot less fun in the long run.
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It usually the rare ones that are the head turners. Nice cars BTW. I love those Pontiacs. Shame on GM for killing them off.
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There was some weird and wild stuff at this show, that's for sure.
There was probably at least 50 cars at this show that are worth more than any house I'll ever live in. O_O
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