You don't see many of these nowadays. That's because they were worked to death. Matter of fact, last time I saw one was in a salvage yard back in Illinois. Wonder how the owner could afford to drive it.
Had to google Big Johns...it's a vehicle customizing shop. I was wondering how he delivered meat in an open truck...never seen that in a first world country.
Best of OPC. 
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You don't see many of these nowadays.
That's because they were worked to
death. Matter of fact, last time I saw
one was in a salvage yard back in
Illinois. Wonder how the owner could
afford to drive it.
Had to google Big Johns...it's a vehicle customizing shop. I was wondering how he delivered meat in an open truck...never seen that in a first world country.
https://www.facebook.com/BigJohnsButcherShop
Don't know about that, but this rig would make someone a great advertising piece or
maybe an awesome car hauler.
@CarOli - coulda been used for hauling "customers" inbound-only to the slaughterhouse...
Great shots of the rusty grill+text on the side of the bed.
flatbed butcher truck?
props to big john's for evoking some pretty disturbing questions.
i wish there was reason in my life to drive any flatbed ever, much less one forty feet long and twenty feet wide.
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