I do believe that is being delivered to the wrong location.
Load it back on the truck and send it on to Erie, PA.
(Tell the Driver there will be a Ten Spot for his troubles.)

 

Somewhere I've seen that before. It's been a while ago, maybe on eBay when it was for sale. And it's a Marmon-Herrington too! What a great score.

 

Looks rust free from here... (but don't they all!)

So is it yours now? Nice score, if so!!

 

I've worked out of a service truck all my life. What I wouldn't give for that thing. My first service truck was a 48 dodge 1/2 ton

Great score!

 

got one like that and cant live with out it, welder, ox acet. air comp and all the big
tools. This one looks like MH all wheet drive. Its in my gallery

 

I just looked at and enjoyed your gallery. You have some great trucks! Working too!

 

 

Yep, it would make an interesting service truck. Only problem that I see is the outdated drivetrain, it would cost a small fortune to travel the 25K+ miles that I do a year.

 

Just update the power train and go with it!

 

great score! wonder what it originally was used for?

 

What he said.

 

judging by the viewfinder on roof, i'd guess powerlines or logging cables. it sure is neat!! wonder what ratio is in rears? 48fordcoe, if you part it out , (driveline), give me a pm? unless there's a line a mile deep.

 

Stu,

That truck was on eBay some time ago but didn't sell then a member of the board bought it, dwschmidt:

https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...&albumid=28827

He has the same pictures in his gallery.

48fordcoe, did you used to go by the name "Tomato"? I just checked your gallery and you have the same COE trucks. Just curious.

 

time for a name again