38 PU at Work.

[Phil Gillespie]

Hi just to show these vehicles can still be used for what tey were made for.
Been getting rid of a wind blown pine tree. Ideal for the job.





Enjoy using these as they wre originally intended for. Its running an 8BA flathead with hydraulic brakes.
Phil NZ

 

[highbeams]

Interesting . . . . . the spare is on the driver side.

 

[Phil Gillespie]

Interesting . . . . . the spare is on the driver side.

Its on the right side for us "Down nder" ie NZ RHD vehicle

Phil NZ

 

[Lawrie]

Phil, those pine cones sure but well in the fire, when we lived in Upper Hutt we used to go into the pine forest on Haywards hill in our MK7 jag with the back seats out and fill it up with them.
Our model A earning its keep the other week
Lawrie

 

[petehoovie]

Hi just to show these vehicles can still be used for what tey were made for.
Been getting rid of a wind blown pine tree. Ideal for the job.
Enjoy using these as they wre originally intended for. Its running an 8BA flathead with hydraulic brakes.
Phil NZ

 

[KiWinUS]

Looking great Phil.

 

[okie pete]

Good looking , hard working pickups .

 

[Mart]

Yes, indeed, it's great to see the old commercial vehicles still earning their keep. I like to use mine too. Loads of tree cuttings to the tip last couple of times. The ladder rack comes in handy too.

 

[Kurt in NJ]

I like to use the model A to bring home sacks of cement, have carried 6 hundred pounds home that way, drive the car next to the mixing trough, rotate and cut the top off the bag, don’t even have to lift the full bags .
Needed to get heating duct, too long for regular car — stick it in the rumble seat

 

[Seth Swoboda]

Out of curiosity, how come the gas filler neck is not mounted in the fender and is on the outside?

 

[CA Victoria]

I sold my F1 to a fella in the UK. It is a daily driver, & is being used an his sheep ranch.

 

[Adam/Mill Valley CA]

I'm with you Phil, I've always thought of my '36 truck as a working vehicle. Never could understand people who tart these old workhorses up with white wall tires and flawless paint. See also the photo below from back in the day.

Adam

 

[petehoovie]

I sold my F1 to a fella in the UK. It is a daily driver, & is being used an his sheep ranch.

 

[petehoovie]

I'm with you Phil, I've always thought of my '36 truck as a working vehicle. Never could understand people who tart these old workhorses up with white wall tires and flawless paint. See also the photo below from back in the day.

Adam

 

[hotcoupe]

I work mine like a rented mule!
Tom

 

[petehoovie]

I work mine like a rented mule!
Tom

 

[Phil Gillespie]

Out of curiosity, how come the gas filler neck is not mounted in the fender and is on the outside?

Its been made to work. Left rear guard not correct, and not correct fuel tank hence the "modifiled filler to fuel tank. Godda have some bits not quite right to test eyesight.
Phil NZ

 

[Seth Swoboda]

Its been made to work. Left rear guard not correct, and not correct fuel tank hence the "modifiled filler to fuel tank. Godda have some bits not quite right to test eyesight.
Phil NZ

Gotcha. I wondered if there was some kind of difference in the trucks sent to NZ. I'm always learning new stuff. Your truck is in great shape too.

 

[GB SISSON]

Some really nice pickups getting the job done here! Thanks for posting!

 

[flatford8]

Nice ‘Ol work horses there......still earning their keep......Excellent!!.....Mark