You want pickups? These boys have em!

Can't make out the language but check out the tin!
http://www.adaohot.com.br/vendas.htm
Later,Bill

 

Wow Bill, that's pretty kool,...isn't that Spanish?
Looks like they got the market corner'd on F-1 cabs!

 

Isn't that Brazil?
Wow! nice cashe of cars
Mavricks the next big thing!
Nice link

 

that's spanish all right

 

I would love to get that Studebaker Surburban.
You would never see another one at any event ever.

 

Brazil???

 

The 40 ford sedan on the trailer is fargin awesome.... are they in brazil? Brazillian's speak portugese

 

I want the crew cab C.O.E. ,,,, been looking at doing somthing like that for a while!!!!!!!!!

 

Did you see the A pickup with a Diesel??

 

Man tons of good stuff in there, a 32 tudor too....

 

Man my mouth is drewling! I think I went to truck heaven. I need the ceo for my project zi'm building now metal looks better. There is a truck God!!

 

There phone code is Austria.

 

Criminy! How many vehicles contributed to this beast? At least an R-series pickup, probably the back end of a '55 Ford, the roof looks like a '55 Chevy wagon - not a clue on the rear fender donor.

Bet the body man that tackled that job thought long & hard before picking up the torch.

 

Somewhere in South America - a variant of spanish

 

it is NOT spanish.

It is Brazil.

 

I'm glad someone is actively collecting and saving all of these cars and parts. They could have very easily been lost to the s**** yards.

Tom

 

its portugese and in Brazil, didnt you see Sao Paulo mentioned? also in the www. the last two letter are br for Brazil like au for Australia or nz for New well, sheep rooters!

you yanks arent too big on knowing what else is on your continent now are you?!?

forget the trucks did you see the 35 vicky!! and the 35 phaeton.

 

any body up for a road trip??? holy **** lots good iron there

 

I want that 53 hrdtp!!

 

At least we don't root flatheads!!

 

That COE is too cool.

 

It's Brazil -- "Vendido para Sao Paulo" = for sale in Sao Paulo. Man, now I have dreams of cruising Ipanema is a lead sled, ogling all them hot Brazilian babes wearing them dental floss bathing suits.

Incidentally, language in Brazil is Portugese, not Spanish. It all goes back to the Line of Demarcation, brokered by the Pope to settle the colonial dispute between the kings of Spain and Portugal.

Now who can tell me the longitude of the Line of Demarcation? Bueler? Anyone? Bueler?

 

Incidentally, language in Brazil is Portugese, not Spanish. It all goes back to the Line of Demarcation, brokered by the Pope to settle the colonial dispute between the kings of Spain and Portugal.

Yeah, what he said.

 

48 degrees.

I'll take the AC Ace body....


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The Line of Demarcation was an imaginary longitude, moved slightly from the line drawn by Pope Alexander VI to divide new lands claimed by Portugal from those of Spain. This line was drawn in 1493 after Christopher Columbus returned from his maiden voyage to the Americas. Territorial disputes between the two seafaring nations led the Pope to adjudicate in the hope that this would lead to peace between the two powers. It allocated territory as between Spain and Portugal, excepting only those areas already ruled by a Christian monarch or power; the interests of the people then inhabiting the affected lands were not otherwise taken into account.
The line drawn ran north to south about 560 kilometres (350 miles) west of the Azores and Cape Verde islands. On the other side of the globe, it p***ed just east of the Philippine islands. Portugal's claim to the Philippines was recognized by Spain in the Treaty of Saragossa in 1529, which set the longitude 17° east of The Moluccas — The ****e Islands.
Portugal was allowed to claim land to the east of this line, and Spain to the west. The line was never surveyed and many historians suppose that it was near the 48° longitude. It also just missed crossing the South American coast which had not yet been discovered. However, neither nation was satisfied with this settlement, and a year later they mutually agreed by the Treaty of Tordesillas (signed in 1494) to shift the line 2,000 km (1,300 miles) to the west of the Cape Verde Islands. This later gave the Portuguese a claim to Brazil.
In later treaties between the two nations, Portugal gave up its claim to the Philippines in exchange for Brazil. Although the line was created to settle territorial disputes between the sole powers at that time, it did not take into account the rise of other powers such as France, nor the Protestant nations of Britain or the Netherlands, who ignored the papal demarcation and staked their own claims.
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_of_Demarcation"

 

McQueen: bzzzzzt! I'm sorry, you forgot 48° west.

Mazdaslam: We take wikipedia plagiarism very seriously at HAMB high school. Report to detention immediately.

 

Tall and tan and young and lovely
The girl from Ipanema goes walking
And when she p***es, each one she p***es goes - ahhhhhhh

When she walks, she's like a samba
That swings so cool and sways so gentle
That when she p***es, each one she p***es goes - oohhhhh

ooh, but I watch her so sadly
How can I tell her I love her
Yes I would give my heart gladly
But each day, when she walks to the sea
She looks straight ahead, not at me

Tall and tan and young and lovely
The girl from Ipanema goes walking
And when she p***es, I smile - but she doesnt see


Cha cha cha

 

Being a Studebaker guy, I can say I've never seenanother one even remotely close to that....hell you could take that to a Studebaker only event and not see another one....would be cool

 

The back almost looks like a 56 / 57 president or commander wagon.....at least that's what the tail light area looks like

 

Alright who's going to become the agent to import these into the US??