71 Dodge 2wd with a 318 2 barrel carb.

1996 Chevrolet 1500. 2WD, extended cab long box. 3.73 with pos rear end. When it hooked up in the snow, the doughnuts were impressive.

My Dad had a small construction business. He always had a pickup I could use.
I had my own cars but didn't get my own truck till years after I got moved out got married etc.

It was one of my Dads well used trucks. Not sure on the year, Late '70's early '80's chevy 1/2 ton, 250 6, 4 speed 2wd.
He basically gave it to me.
My kids called it the "Boomer" as you could step on the gas and accelerate then let off the gas and about 2-3 seconds later you'd get a backfire.

That was the only pickup that I have personally owned. I had a small business that had a pickup that I again could use when I wanted.

I have never found the desire to own a pickup. They are a poor choice for a daily driver. Did own a 3/4 ton extended chevy full sized van for a while. was much more useful than a pickup.

we have a minivan, can haul 2 x10 x 10 footers and full sheets of plywood INSIDE it. Most pickups can't even fit a full sized sheet of plywood in side the box nowadays.

I find that I can get by without a pickup just fine and I don't have to live with all the downsides of owning one.

67 Chevy 283, 3 on the tree...

72 chevy 4x4 350 auto and wish I still had it @ tone blue and white . Cars from 66 till the 72

Chevy S10 manual

My Wife rolled it- when a bee went up her skirt

1978 F150 4x4

First truck I ever drove was an old International cabover. had a 318 horse detroit with a 13 speed. Went literally all over this country in it. No AC and real sorry AM radio. Armstrong steering, wedge brakes and a sleeper bunk about 3 feet wide. Bunk level with the top of the dogbox. I was young and the old guys told me I was lucky. talked about keeping a piece of plywood behind their seats and a sleeping bag. Laying the plywood across the seats and the dog house.

First pickup was a 63 chevy 1/2 ton with a 4 speed and 292 straight 6. 2wd.

63 GMC.

First "truck" was a 51 Pontiac convertible.....lol, first real pickup was a 67 GMC, had a huge engine and went really fast....

1956 ford I bought for 100.00

'66 Chev, 327, four on the floor, 1st gear granny.
Sold it in '79 for $300. What an idiot I was.

1960 ford ranchero w/3 speed on the column, straight 6. Got it for $100 and ran it on the farm for years. Floor was rusted out,2 stop signs were place there so your feet did not drag like Fred Flintstone.

1985 S10, I put 465,000 miles on it and it still ran when I got rid of it.

That is exactly what I had in 1974.Trapped alot of fox with it.

1974 f-100 custom three on the tree with a 289 in it.

1957 Ford F-100 I think. 332 V-8 motor, 3 speed on the column, bought it in 1977.

67 ford, 4x4, 352 ci, 4 speed trans, hi lo diff, oil bath air cleaner and factory brush guard. When I bought it in 1986 for $2000 it had 45,000 miles and 60,000 when i sold it in 1988. Man I miss $1 a gallon gas .

Had to barrow the cash from dad to take the split rims off and get new rims and tires, if I got in trouble he'd threaten to take them back lol

'68 C-10, 283\, V-8, "3 on the tree", pull knob choke. Drove it for years with a length of well casing wired to the exhaust manifold. Sounded "SOOOO" kool. LOL