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Gear Jammin' that Old Walter

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-30-02 AT 11:57 PM (EST)

Howdy,As some people here might know, I really like trucks. I want to make a Walter snowplow for use in the tram routes. Or anyother route for that matter. I would like to know what you think of the idea? Please choose a truck that you would like to see modeled first: Here is a photo of a 1944 Walter Crew Cab Heavy Duty:Gear Jammin' that Old Walter – image 1Here is a photo of a 1974 Walter Snow Fighter:Gear Jammin' that Old Walter – image 2Both photos are part of the Mark A. Redman photo collection, posted www.hankstruckpictures.com/trucks.htmI like the look of the first truck, but I might be able to get more information for the red one...kwk100,A Diesel drinking, piston clankin', air pollutin', smoke belchin' ten wheel buggy, from Seattle WA...

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