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Sent you an e-mail.

I'm interested, any additional pictures of the carb?

That is one beautiful 40 ford. Glad to see that you respected Georges vision. Any input from son Ray now that shes back on the road after a 54 year slumber?

Amazing car! Reminds me of an early Bonneville streamliner.

Thanks for posting, I'll be sure to check it out.

Welcome to the site, it's always good to add more knowledgeable people to the forum.

That's a beautiful Mercury, welcome from the east bay.

Congratulations on the recent addition to your family! That is on fine looking truck you have there, you and your missus will be getting thumbs up every where you go!

WOW!!!! That's a sharp lookin' setup!

Congratulations! Keep us updated on the progress and post lots of pictures, looks like it'll be a great project.

Well, since you ask my first thought is to BUY IT!!! I paid more than that for my field find 1/2 ton '38 (see avitar <----), and it's nowhere near as nice or complete as this one is. The fact that its been garaged ( or barned ) for the past 30+ years is awesome in itself. Fix it up...

Story huh? You gonna share that story or hold out on us? By the way - beautiful truck. You're one lucky fella!

Checked out your album, you do some incredible work! One post read "in front of my old shop", that explains the skill needed to fabricate something on this level. Once again, Very nice! And by the way, I dig the american's but then again I love the big 'n little look.

Thanks for all the responses! Has any one ever used or seen the metal floorboards mentioned above? If not, I'll probably make one of 18 gauge myself (I'm a HVAC Mechanic/tin knocker by trade).

My '38, as I found her, bed full of wheels not included...

This pertains to the lower floorboard that your feet would rest on. I have a wanted add placed elsewhere on this site, one of the items on my list is a factory steel floor board as mine is currently a piece of plywood. I had thought that Ol' Henry had done away with wood in his vehicles...

Bill, That explains why all of the lower floors I've seen are made of plywood! In my online searches I've found that C&Q early ford parts offers replacements - I figured that if replacements were made they were offered from the factory. Thanks, Pete

From one new guy to another, welcome. If you're able to, post some pictures of the old girl - it's always good to see a barn/field car rescued. Pete

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome. Alright then, I'll bite - just how many can I carry? :D

I am looking for the following pieces/parts for my 1938 ford 1/2 ton pickup project. 1)Seat - so long as the frame and springs are usable - having a template for the wood would be a nice bonus 2) Side view mirror arm 3) Tin type door panels (I believe these were used on the 1939 model...