34fordy Well-known member Mar 19, 2025 #1 Rear view mirror is a bit short. Attachments IMG_0461.jpg 95.8 KB · Views: 195
M mfirth Well-known member Mar 19, 2025 #2 Yes sir, built Ford Tough. Looks like a "ton" of work ...... Thanks for sharing!
34fordy Well-known member Mar 19, 2025 #3 Can anyone explain the cargo? Possibly a right hand drive as it is on the opposite side of the road. Europe or Australia or NZ?
Can anyone explain the cargo? Possibly a right hand drive as it is on the opposite side of the road. Europe or Australia or NZ?
petehoovie Well-known member Mar 19, 2025 #4 34fordy said: Can anyone explain the cargo? Possibly a right hand drive as it is on the opposite side of the road. Europe or Australia or NZ? Click to expand...
34fordy said: Can anyone explain the cargo? Possibly a right hand drive as it is on the opposite side of the road. Europe or Australia or NZ? Click to expand...
T tom1948 Senior Member Mar 19, 2025 #5 to me it looks like the thatch material they use on cottages in Britain
Lanny Well-known member Mar 19, 2025 #6 Is the guy standing up on top of it : King of the Thatch then ? .
GB SISSON Well-known member Mar 19, 2025 #7 Lanny said: Is the guy standing up on top of it : King of the Thatch then . Click to expand... He must be the King. He's at the top of the heap, and besides, That '38 has the deluxe trim. There is also a badge on the hood side similar to what came on Canadian trucks stating one ton, two ton etc.
Lanny said: Is the guy standing up on top of it : King of the Thatch then . Click to expand... He must be the King. He's at the top of the heap, and besides, That '38 has the deluxe trim. There is also a badge on the hood side similar to what came on Canadian trucks stating one ton, two ton etc.
sidevalve8ba Well-known member Mar 20, 2025 #8 If indeed this photo is from Britain it was right before the War as it does not have blackout headlights.
If indeed this photo is from Britain it was right before the War as it does not have blackout headlights.