eBay is a great source for this type of picture. eBay is usually a great reference source for pictures. Sellers usually have very up close, multiple images to sell their items.

 

Love those pictures of the 53-56 COE's.

I would love to blow them up, frame and hang them!

 

OK I'll play!



brian...

 

John Jurkowski has an AWESOME collection of old truck photos online....a lot of Ford's but also so other cool stuff.

There are just WAY to many cool ones to post so here is the link.......
John Jurkowski Truck Pictures

 

Great thread. Keep them commin' Zoot

 

Here's a couple links to so many photos, it would take too long to copy and paste all of them.
We Love Ford's, Past, Present And Future.: 1940-1949 Ford Trucks
http://fordofwestmemphis.blogspot.co...rd-trucks.html

 

And here's a couple of our trucks working as supermodels. ;-)

 

This thread just keeps getting better. I am downloading my favorites and using them as a screen saver. It's way better than the nudes I had.

 

Hank Rabe Collection - Princeton Brewing Company Ltd.

 

HotRod Magzine's first road truck.


Salt support Truck


One of Fords Off-Road Transporters


Fords attempt at a Road-Rail Transporter

 

OMG! A whole truck load of Cobras?...followed by a whole truck of GT350 Mustangs?

I'm dieing here!!

Oh my goodness where's that "time machine" when I need it??

Goodluck

 

Heres some trucks that were restored to work: Little older. They also do non Fords but all very cool.

1941 Ford 4x4 M&H In Action

3 Old Fords in a Row!


http://www.cutsoldtrucks.com/36ford1.htm

 

While the majority of the pics I've shared have come from google searches, these are from my personal collection. This was my Grandfather's 1935 Ford truck he used to make a buck during the depression. He did all kinds of contract hauling for farmers all around southeastern Washington. Here he has a load of hay, and another of sugar beets in 1936.

 

Couple of hardworking Fords here....
The first is from the old flathead forum, one of the Aussie guys posted it -- drove that old truck back into the woods to recover a flatmotor.
The second is Doug's (FTE'er), an excellent pic.

 

Great pics guys, wish i had some to share!