Six years ago today, truckster was spawned here. I’ve had fun with that, and if I see more old mobile or formerly mobile hardware along the ways, I’ll still stop and look closer. By the way, any guesses on the make and year? Answer is at the end of this post.
But all things must change . . . especially when a for-the-birds idea turns into a dux nightmare, and gigantic ones start poking out of the fog. Maybe this blog could focus on poultry a la duxster?
Do I want to go on with this, or should I let
sleeping muscovites just sleep . . . and sleep elsewhere?
Or a formal dress blog called tuxster? With all the memes post-Ever Given, how about a blockage blog called stuckster?
Nah . . . I’ll stick to tugster. Count the tugs here? Maybe we’ll reprise this busy photo
in tomorrow’s post. For now . . . that old truck is NOT a voltswagen . . . .
It’s a derelict 1938 Ford.
All photos . . and lame humor, WVD.
See you at the parade today!
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April 1, 2021 at 11:27 am
Lou Carreras
Your Truckster posts make me regret never having taken a photo of the the old REO that my friend used as a yard tractor in the boatyard in Newbury – you might even know the one I’m talking about.
April 1, 2021 at 1:36 pm
tugster
Lou– i know the marina, but it’s been a while. Is that yard tractor gone?
April 1, 2021 at 2:08 pm
Lou Carreras
Retired at last after a worker, not me, backed it into the tide. The amount of repair work needed was more than Ralph wanted to spend.
April 1, 2021 at 1:15 pm
Daniel J Meeter
I love the Truckster posts. Dux, not so much. How about Dutchster?
MRDUX
MRNOT
MRSO!
CEEDARWNGS?
MRDUX.
April 1, 2021 at 1:35 pm
tugster
M R So . . . i get it. Dutchster . . . would that be like “going dutch”?