Welcome to Havana, Oregon. Back in the eighties, living in tony Los Gatos, I used to gaze longingly at photos of old American cars and trucks still hard at work in Cuba. But within days of moving to Eugene in 1993, I came across this very truck, hauling its daily cargo of recycled cardboard. And it planted a seed in me, to document the old vehicles still earning their keep, which finally came to fruition with Curbside Classics. Although we’ve strayed from the strict interpretation of that mission a few times along the way, no other vehicle more perfectly embodies the original ethos than this 1956 F-350. (Read More…)
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corntrollio - My neighbor has one of each and keeps them in good repair. There are a lot in Berkeley, as becauseCAR said, but you’ll see 240s and 740s on all Bay...
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NMGOM - If this thing can keep its weight down to, say, 3200 lbs, have at least some semblance of a usable back seat, drop the cow-belly design, and come with the 6-speed Manual...
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