econoline tail light section grafted in.... exactly the same corner contour shape as the panel truck
of coarse the actual light is same as 57-60 F series
I think they look prettier than the originals, plus saved the cost of tracking down or getting badly pitted ones replated.

Mikie
Near otttawa canada
58 merc panel & 64 econoline p/u

 

before switching to panel body:



panel body as it came home:



the big switch





back in high school:



sorry for the poor quality they are pics of pics
Mikie
near ottawa canada
58 m-100 panel & 64 econoline p/u

 

Thats a nice modification, would you like to do mine LOL

 

Couple older pictures of my truck....not much has changed to be honest





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interior





drivers side

 

easy peasay hiball!
put onna setta snowtires and
bring er' up have it grafted in, filled and primed in an afternoon. (heh heh)
that's how good the fit is. hardly any fill required at all.

Alllllso.....Luv the econoline dog dishes on your truck Maltman.


Mikie
near ottawa canada
58 merc panel& 64 econoline p/u

 

HA HA, I think I'll wait until spring, I hate snow..

 

This is the best, my 60 pulling a scrub and a dodge!

 

This one got away, it had "3" owners. The guy storing it, the guy who owned it and the guy who was owed money.

I was glad this one got away. After the sale the guy was told the front axle was junk.

 

Mark I like the towing picture, its like grandpa helping the kids

 

Thats great! Your a nice guy, I would have left them there HA HA HA

 

My 59






And slammed

 

Here is my 60 longed 4x4 292 4 speed. It is a project that's been sitting for a while before I got it. Hopefully it will be roadworthy again later this year.

 

Great Pics! Thanks for posting.

 

You don't know how close you are with that statement. The kid in the dodge is my son's friend Jon. The kid in the scrub is my sons friend Joe. Turns out the scrub didn't have enough beans to get the job done so I was called in. I made sure Ryan got a pic of big red hooked to both!

 

you can never under estimate vintage ford power, great job thundersnow70