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Whoa, I see somebody was feeling superior last night. One or two drinks over the line Gabe? I have to admit though, it's good get a glimpse of what you REALLY feel about me.

I apologize Scott. I would have never made such a vulgar remark if I'd known in advance that you really liked that song.

Ugh, nobody should try to do Johnny Cash. He's the top of the heap. And yeah, the introduction of Led Zeppelin riffs make it doubly worse.

What a voice!

I was never a fan of new country, but this is the most skeevy performance I've ever heard. You just don't do something like this. It's cheap and indefensible.

I actually do know that is a Haines' property. I was only using those two lots in my exhibit, my complaint, to show everyone that you can no longer do simple things online because counties like Burlington and Ocean have removed the right to do that. Sad.

I watched that yesterday, and it struck me that the interviewer had a much more genuine piney accent than Spike.

Yes, and likely there are still people who do it. Just a local (lazy vernacular) thing. The way I say it could be interepreted that way, I think.

I'll remember that for Bass. They didn't have one years ago when I went down there and asked at the office. Ben, humor me. On that site, what do they have for this one. But wait, do you mean you actually had to go to the office?

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=schmung A) the overwhelming stimulation or "high" one experiences from the use of cocaine, adderall or caffeine. Did you notice how schmung Trevor was when he came out ... B) You'll find out at the link.

I envision the mapmaker calling someone in NJ to confirm over the phone, and he heard it wrong, or the guy on the other end was illiterate.

Gifford Pinchot was a good man. I wonder though, they should have mentioned he was governor of PA. https://www.nps.gov/articles/gifford-pinchot.htm#:~:text=Gifford%20Pinchot%20was%20an%20important,both%20conservation%20and%20recreational%20use.

That truck you found is quite special Guy. If that had been restored, it would be a beautiful example of early Americana, even if modified. Maybe some searches with the surrounding towns in the name might bring something up; like "new paddy wagon in Tuckerton" or some such. Another thought...

How about this one.

Easy, I just searched wide open in Google set to images: "old panel trucks".

This older one is much closer. A 41. https://www.volocars.com/vehicles/15429/1941-chevrolet-1-ton-panel-truck

Here's a 1950 Chevy 1 ton. I think your truck was modified by cutting in that area. But why do that?

If you can find one with this disctinctive detail, you've got it.

Nice find Guy! I noticed, as I'm looking at it, those window ovals look like they were cut into the vehicle later. They look a little uneven.