After a miraculous Craigslist find, Andy got his hands on two dirt cheap trucks to help him complete his build. One of those two was a perfect donor for an excellent cab.

You’ve just got to love the Ford trucks of the ’70s. They look, sound, and run great. Sadly, not many are left on the road anymore.

Classics are a lot of fun to build, even though they can be tough to get going. Even so, it never fails to make the project more enjoyable when it is truly a father and son endeavor.

Fords of 1970s never fail to be amazing. They are frequent choices for projects and builds, and it’s just all too obvious why they are even by looking at one.

The first vehicle we drive always holds a special place in our hearts, doesn’t it? FTE member paintslinga2010 drove his 1989 F-250 XLT Lariat 4×4 through high school after it was passed down to him by his great grandfather.

It’s always a good thing when we see a Ford rig that has been saved from the crusher.

Ford has been making trucks an awfully long time, and we’re thankful for that. There is a great multitude of different classic Fords to love, and, while they are all somewhat different, they all have stayed true to their roots.