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Brooklyn Vehicles
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Wednesday, June 15th, 2005 : goo
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One of the bright golden-yellow box trucks that deliver the New York Post every morning to destinations all over the 5 boros of NYC....
A NYPD cruiser which, ironically, is parked both in a cross-walk and in a fire-zone... if I parked there, I would get a $75 ticket and most likely towed away, but as they say, cops are above the law.
Note that the cops are probably parked there because they are most likely gorging on coffee and doughnuts in Tom's Diner, the restaurant imemdiately behind their car...
www.nyc.gov/html/nypd
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A fire department ambulance... parked in front of a bodega, its attendants most likely inside getting coffee...
nyc.gov/html/fdny
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Peter: 15th Jun 2005 - 16:50 GMT
wow, what a cool, strange looking truck! thanks. i love those sort of photos... heres to a graf-free trux series :)
Guy McLaren: 16th Mar 2007 - 03:14 GMT
I drove a milk truck for a few weeks in 98. Delivered Milk and goodies in the Southampton area
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