1948 - 1956 F1, F100 & Larger F-Series Trucks Discuss the Fat Fendered and Classic Ford Trucks

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Old 07-17-2006, 10:34 PM
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Old 07-20-2006, 12:14 PM
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Mine is a little small but I figure it as a big truck. 48 F-5, been in the family since 1960, got it from the original owner. It was used as a lumber and log truck till we got it, then it became a grain truck.

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Old 07-20-2006, 02:42 PM
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1957 F-600 and 46 47 47 and 48 Ih Kb-6s
 
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I got a 1959 or 1960 F-600 a 1949 F-5 and a B-61 Mack with tandem rearends
 
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56 f 600 4x4x2

56 f 600 ex fire truck, no fire equip. left, just the fire body made by FMC. original 272 with 48k 4speed main trans and I added a 4speed auxillary trans with overdrive and eaton 2speed rear end with 6.33 ratio. In top gear I turn about 2700rpm at 55mph. Im looking for an eaton with a 5.14 ratio so I can do some freeway driving.... if you get behind me be patient Im shifting
 
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Old 09-04-2006, 02:13 AM
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I have an Eaton 2 speed axle also. It's got a 5.83:1 ring and pinion. According to my chart they only made a 6.33 and a 5.83 ratio in the F-500/600's

What axle did the 5.14 come in?









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56 f 600 ex fire truck, no fire equip. left, just the fire body made by FMC. original 272 with 48k 4speed main trans and I added a 4speed auxillary trans with overdrive and eaton 2speed rear end with 6.33 ratio. In top gear I turn about 2700rpm at 55mph. Im looking for an eaton with a 5.14 ratio so I can do some freeway driving.... if you get behind me be patient Im shifting
 
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Old 09-04-2006, 05:39 AM
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I just added another to the fleet being a 4x4 93 F150 so this is the latest roster
50 F6 utility, 53 F900 , 54 F800, 55 F900 56 F800, 56 T 800, 64 F350 78 4x4 and
93 4x4 the 54 F8 and the two pickups are contracted with the town.
S D Pine & Sons
 
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Old 09-04-2006, 10:21 AM
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I just added a new one to my stable. A 67 NT-950 D with 220 Cummins engine and ten speed transmission. It is posted in my gallery.

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Old 09-05-2006, 01:34 PM
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Just got into it-
I bought my 56' F-500 at a farm eq. consignment sale- from the orginal owners son for under $500 with alittle over 42,000 miles on it, runs and drives great (272- 4 speed/electric 2 speed rearend). Plans are for a custom oak flatbed with a hidden 5th wheel plate. The truck will get totally restored and painted up like a 50's John Deere dealership equipment delivery truck. I'll use it for my pulling tractor and to take some of my antique deeres to shows. Now I just have to figure out the color scheme, thinking black fenders, green hood- the hood line will follow straight back across the door, lower door will be yellow with a deere emblem and the rest will be green (MAYBE- I'm highly open to suggestions!!!)
I've got pics in my gallory of how it sits waiting to go into the shop this winter.
 
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Old 09-05-2006, 02:19 PM
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Very clean 56. I once had a 56 cab over. I should have hung on to that one. I have included a picture of a John Deere implement hauler, you may get some painting ideas from it.

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Originally Posted by haten'chevs
Just got into it-
I bought my 56' F-500 at a farm eq. consignment sale- from the orginal owners son for under $500 with alittle over 42,000 miles on it, runs and drives great (272- 4 speed/electric 2 speed rearend). Plans are for a custom oak flatbed with a hidden 5th wheel plate. The truck will get totally restored and painted up like a 50's John Deere dealership equipment delivery truck. I'll use it for my pulling tractor and to take some of my antique deeres to shows. Now I just have to figure out the color scheme, thinking black fenders, green hood- the hood line will follow straight back across the door, lower door will be yellow with a deere emblem and the rest will be green (MAYBE- I'm highly open to suggestions!!!)
I've got pics in my gallory of how it sits waiting to go into the shop this winter.
Seems to me red and gray or blue and gray would be a more appropriate color scheme for an old FORD hauling old Deere's
 
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Old 09-05-2006, 04:24 PM
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Seems to me red and gray or blue and gray would be a more appropriate color scheme for an old FORD hauling old Deere's
Those color schemes would be appropriate if I was hauling tractors of those colors to the scrap iron!!!!

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NO NO NO Moose breath!


If yer gonna haul Deeres, it's gotta be painted GREEN & YELLOW!


I haven't decided on a paint scheme for the F-600. I've actually thought about using Green & Yellow!


Nothing like a B I G truck!!

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Rick
 

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Old 09-05-2006, 05:39 PM
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I went to uPay for this one, sorry I couldn't find a better picture but I'm sure you get the idea:

 
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Mine will be red and I will be haulin an old john deere. Its bad enough my house is green and yellow
 


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