"hubbard anyone?"

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01-11-2006: Ed Barker Wrote,

Just was wondering if anyone has any history and pictures of HUBBARD wrecker bodies.If you do I would love to see some posted . Thank You.

 

Chaser8003 said:

We had one. That thing was bad to the bone!!!! I think she lives somewhere by the kentucky-tennessee line. We sure do miss that thing. 75 International fitted with 89 Hubbard.

 

Autorescue said:

Floyd's always has interesting units!

 

Buddy Corgan said:

That thing is down right cool, Chase!

 

hdtowman65 said:

I luv it! That is one tuff lookin truck.

 

Towboy88 said:

Interesting unit.
Can we get a Floyd's fleet picture sometime?

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[Scott-Michelle Graham]

'77 359. Western and Southern truck. Started out at Allied Gardens in Escondido, Ca, made it's way thru St. Louis area to Mississippi. That is where I found it. Rust free, aluminum frame truck. 350 small cam, 13 speed, air ride. Everything works, 1980 3 stage Hubbard. We added a Z-30 Zacklift. Very light, versatile truck that will still winch 100k without issue.

Edited November 14, 2020 by Scott-Michelle Graham
trying to add pics that I already added.

[Scott-Michelle Graham]

I tried to upload photos 3 times. I have no idea where they went. I have a lot more to share of lot's of Hubbards including my own, but this platform is a nightmare. Sorry. I tried. Scott.

 

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Do you see the link that says choose files. Click on it, find the images in your files, click on them and then open. Once the images show, set you cursor in the topic and click on the image. Then just repeat for every image. Try that now!

[rreschran]

Resting in-peace and rotting away in one of RoadOne's San Diego yards is one of Jim Sullivan's (Allied Gardens Towing) EKA creations that looked just like Hubbard units. Mr. Blakely was a visionary who tried to bring an idea from overseas' the the states.      R.