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Kemp's trucks are scattered over a large area above the pristine Contoocook River
They become evident as soon as you start down River Street
Some are lined up in neat rows, others are helter skelter
To some it's a junkyard, to a restorer it's opportunity
A 1934 Linn — not exactly a household name
This old Brockway should be a challenging project for an ambitious restorer
This 1932 Mack needs more than paint
This 1960 Diamond T is one of the newer trucks in the collection
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Twin 1947 Macks
This is a relatively small Autocar — some of them were big as houses
A circa 1940 snub-nosed Ford
This Mack may be beyond hope
Macks like this 1930 model were still in use in my boyhood
This 1940s-era REO was a popular truck in its day
Trivia fact: REO stands for Ranson Eli Olds, who introduced the Oldsmobile in
1895, then left Oldsmobile to incorporate the REO Motor Car Company in 1904
This baby should do an adequate job of plowing your walk
"It's part of the language — 'built like a Mack' " was Mack's advertising slogan
The "Green Giant" is a 1952 Sterling-WhiteReturn to Vintage Cars
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