An Early Ford Truck Post... Let's see them.

[Cool 33]

Well, you can't keep and fix them all, so let someone else have fun, too! Don't want to be called a hoarder. Lol

 

[tanner]

Gotta love F-1s

 

[sidevalve8ba]

My light duty hauler.

 

[xroads]

here's my driver

My 51. I bought it in Kentucky, previously from Wisconsin. It has an old chop and the "belly burners" have been on it a long time. I'd love to know it's early history.

 

[1948F-1Pickup]

1948 acquired last October

 

[FlatheadTed]

Stillo in Syd Auz Ted

Nice ute Ted. Was it always in NZ or is it a recent import?

Manuel in Oz

 

[Teltruck]

Great pictures!
Picture of my 1936 Ford New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Installation and RepairTruck.

 

[Flowmeister]

This heap

 

[RAF]

My 51 flathead 6 cylinder 3 speed on the column.

 

[banjoQ]

Here's mine as found after 50 yrs in a barn in S.F. In the family for over 65 yrs. Built out of wrecking yard parts in 51'. 37' cab on a 36' truck with an 8BA.

 

[WQ59B]

My '40. Once the spark issue is chased down, on the road it goes.
I believe it was last licensed in the 1970s, municipal plate on it when I got it was from 1963.

 

[FlatheadTed]

Very cool and rare !Ted

 

[cmbrucew]

WQ59B
That truck needs a Ford script flat bed.
Be the best looking truck in the parade.
Bruce

 

[WQ59B]

Not a fan of stake bodies. Going to leave it like this for now, may do something creative down the line with a vintage, rounded single horse trailer body, turned around. It'd have to be 'just right' tho...

 

[41panelmark]

My '40. Once the spark issue is chased down, on the road it goes.
I believe it was last licensed in the 1970s, municipal plate on it when I got it was from 1963.

That is one nice piece of history for sure. Hope you can enjoy it as much as I do my Tonner.