A lovely photograph dear Diane,eddie,xx

Eddie, thank you very much! Glad you like these old trucks.

Waiting for the coming cold season to try their winter tyres....

There tires are probably cracked by now, Leopold. : (
Thank you!

I often wonder at the stories of things like these

I think the story is this: they broke down and it wasn't worth fixing such old ones, so the County bought new ones (this is a County storage yard). The odd thing is the yellow one, marked U.S. Navy. There is no Navy base anywhere in S. Oregon! I'm not sure there is one anywhere in the whole state.

Three in a row..
Have a nice day.

Hi, Peter - thanks.

Correct!!

Yep, once more!

I like this very much, Diane...specially with the sprinkle of snow...

Thank you, Diana! That might be all we get - but, who knows...

Maybe bought at a surplus auction?

That's what I was thinking. I wish there was someone to ask. Thanks for stopping by!

It's a late 50's or early 60's International Harvester. The Navy has a history of air fields in inland areas for use by Navy pilots who were training for coastal combat and bombing (Navy planes are/were used in the Middle East wars). Klamath airport was once labeled Naval Air Station Klamath Falls but that designation ended in the 40's. There is, though, continued association of the airport with Oregon Air National Guard and thus equipment that was associated with the airport might be labeled as Navy. I looked to see if the truck might have come from northern California, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klamath_Falls_Airport