these have probably been posted before but I wanted to share them

[454ss]

  Found on the internet and i still think they are sweet. Especially how the Chevies are loaded on to a Chevy carrier and the GMCs are on a GMC carrier.

(well, except the second pic, those appear to be on a Freightliner carrier.)

[choptop]

i love em, i have not seen them before so thanks

[Irish_Alley]

the tires in the first pic of the trucks looks too small why is this?

[Blazin]

Awesome, love them. Thanks for sharing!
Which tires? The ones on the pusher axle of the tractor?

[zieg85]

Probably G78-15's on the front of the purple one in the first picture.

[Lt.Del]

stock tires on our year trucks, non 4x4, always looked small to me.  I have 235 75 15 on my 79 rear wheel drive fleetside, and the wheel wells always looked big to me, making the tires look small.  but, i am used to it and don't care.  When i put all terrains on all corners, makes it look better, but i have goodyear wranglers on it and they look smaller.  just my opinion i guess.

[nucknoel89]

the tires in the first pic of the trucks looks too small why is this?

Are you talking about the semi?  Cause that's probably a tag axle or something.

[Blazin]

Its a pusher axle. A tag is behind the drive axle. If thats what you are talking about. They do that so the tires don't scrub on humps, or high spots when up.

[Irish_Alley]

on this pic the pick ups. it looks like they are too far in and the width is small

[VileZambonie]

Yes all of these trucks came factory with terrible offset wheel spacing. Ford def had us beat in the wheel stance department stock

[beastie_3]

Just another excuse to upgrade wheels and tires!

[SUX2BU99]

Cool pics. Must have been taken in late '72 when the brand-new for 1973's were rolling out to dealer lots?