Bare Bones Fords

[paetsgone]

yes the one on the left is the truck i am doig. i going to try and find that tread.

 

[paetsgone]

thanks

 

[Kens 36]

The text is too small to read.

 

[petehoovie]

[url]https://www.autopaper.com/1940-ford-trucks-commercial-cars-better-than-ever-original-sales-brochure.php[/URL]

 

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[Model51]

I think I know someone in England who has one and is working on it. Send me a PM and I'll get in touch with him and maybe get you two connected.

 

[paetsgone]

thanks. i found this yesterday but i am greatful

 

[GB SISSON]

thanks. i found this yesterday but i am greatful

But there are those of us that have never seen this and it's an excellent piece of literature. So glad it's up and in glorious color!

 

[paetsgone]

Yes great informative flier. Thanks agan

 

[Model51]

Just to be clear, my friend in England has a complete truck like the one you are interested in, not the literature.

 

[corvette8n]

I can’t imagine a v8-60 in a big truck, must have been a limit on which truck it was installed in.

 

[Model51]

You got that right. The V8-60 was an option but probably rarely selected and only in cases of lighter duty applications in the lower load limit frames such as single rear wheels. Maybe for a panel van making local light deliveries.

Just because it was available didn't mean that it was selected very often.