Friday, 21 November 2008

Truth In Advertising


I see this cute little truck around town from time to time. This is the first time I've seen the sign on the tailgate. 

It's an Austin truck from around 1949. I don't think there is a Bushwack Motors. But if there were at least you'd know where you stood.

9 comments :

Bob Crowe said...

Maybe Bushwack is out there somewhere in "the mighty forests of British Columbia" that Michael Palin sang about in the Lumberjack Song. We had a similar situation here once. A local doctor used to park his huge, shiny pick-up at the hospital with the legend "Mike Murphy - Neurosurgery and Light Hauling" painted on the side. I think the hospital objected.

Laurie Allee said...

Wayne, I think we're sharing a brain.

(Stop copying me!)
(I know you are, but what am I?)

:-)

My word verification -- I kid you now -- is SAMME. This is shaping up to be a freaky Friday.

Laurie Allee said...

By the way -- I love that truck!

Jill said...

BC -- "Neurosurgery and Light Hauling" -- that is crazy!

Laurie -- ha! the verification word I just got? -- testy!

Wayne, love the tailgate sign. Nice truck too.

Janet Kincaid said...

Brilliant! Reminds of a truck I use to see parked in the garage of the building where I worked. It had "Bushwhacked" on the back window and was plastered in bumper stickers touting things like support for Bush-Cheney, pro-life, pro-war in Iraq, pro-defense spending, gun ownership, and the like. Needless to say, it was very clear which side of the political spectrum that truck owner was standing. All that said, I think I like your truck a lot better!

Virginia said...

W
Love old red trucks. Yours is great.
War Eagle is our cheer at Auburn. I thought the big game with Alabama was today. wrong, next Sat.
Bonjour from Paris. We are off to la tour Eiffel this am. I think I see the sun. What the heck is that????
Are you behavin??
V

Virginia said...

PS my word was NOMAN. Well isn't that fitting! Geeezzz!

Anonymous said...

Oh I love that, it's hilarious!

Kitty said...

I really love old cars and trucks. They show such history.
Imagine that this was at one point on the cutting edge!