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Assistant: Title: We Needed a Farm Truck - Learn English with True Stories
Caption: okay so we were living on a ranch and we had a tractor do you think we needed a farm truck hello and welcome welcome to input English today&#39;s episode we&#39;re GNA talk about living on the ranch again and this is a fun topic we had acquired our little ranch we had repaired the fence we had some bees but my car was an SUV it was a it was a Jeep uh Cherokee a lightweight vehicle appropriate for driving the kids to school it really wasn&#39;t a farm work vehicle and we were going to be hauling hay and equipment and so I discerned that we needed a pickup truck we needed a farm truck so I started studying this and at the time I didn&#39;t want to buy a very very expensive new truck I thought this would be a great opportunity to buy a vintage truck an older truck and you know fix it up and you know use it as appropriate so I started doing some research on different kinds of vintage trucks now after World War II Prosperity hit the US and the soldiers came back from war and commerce was very busy and there was a lot of activity in building cars and trucks and in the late 1940s and early 50s the General Motors Corporation made a series of trucks that they called the modern design these pickup trucks were marketed under two Brands Chevrolet and G MC and conventional wisdom was that the Chevrolet was the cheaper of the two more of a consumer grade kind of a thing but that the better truck was the GMC it was more expensive more professional they looked almost identical if you look at a modern design truck it had a rounded Hood uh very smooth lines and they made them from 1948 until 1954 with only minor changes in the body style so when I was looking for a farm truck I thought that would be my ideal so I started researching it and I found out that the motors the engines in the Chevrolet truck were lubricated by a system called Dippers and that is as the mechanism in the engine turned a little projection went into the oil and caus the oil to go up through the channels to lubricate the bearings the trouble is these engines didn&#39;t have pressurized oil lubrication they didn&#39;t have an oil pump they just use Dippers and so the longevity of those engines made by Chevrolet in that epic were not great so if you bought a modern design Chevrolet during those years it usually had a new engine in it the original engine burned out in contrast I was told that the GMC trucks had oil pumps and that their engines were much more likely to last long term and that if you bought a GMC truck you would more likely find the original engine still working so I thought why don&#39;t I get a GMC truck well they&#39;re not that easy to find because they made a lot more Chevrolets than they did GMC&#39;s I found one and it wasn&#39;t horribly expensive and it ran it wasn&#39;t beautiful but it was really what I had in mind so I bought it it needed some minor repairs and it was our farm truck it had a gear shift and a clutch and it worked we didn&#39;t have any trouble with that truck we had it for years and years I hauled heavy things in it I had thought about maybe having it restored having all new paint and all you know fancy finishes applied and turn it into a you know a museum piece but it was a farm truck and it stayed a farm truck and I did no elaborate or expensive restoration I just used it as a farm truck and I got to admit that I enjoyed every minute driving that old truck when we moved away from the ranch I sold that truck we don&#39;t have it any longer but I do have that fond memory of having an old GMC truck it was a 1952 GMC truck well that&#39;s the end of this episode hope you enjoyed it I invite your comments below and I hope you join us in future videos see you soon [Music]
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