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Saw this one on Facebook.
Here are his details: "1951 ford truck grafted to 1985 e350 van rear and frame 351w. With York compressor for front airbags and air tank and tools. Awning and field kitchen planned with window ac in rear that runs on gas or propane generator"
So my buddy putting on the Texas T Party (a Model T Ford event 46 years old, nothing to do with politics) decided the rescue / support vehicles should be classier than the typically used modern pickup...
53 sedan used to tow Model T Coupe Double long behind 54 sedan
Saw this one on Facebook.
Here are his details: "1951 ford truck grafted to 1985 e350 van rear and frame 351w. With York compressor for front airbags and air tank and tools. Awning and field kitchen planned with window ac in rear that runs on gas or propane generator"
Looks good from the front. Not so good from the rear.
agreed. the rear whatever attached to the bumper has to go. and it should be about 4-5 foot longer with the van body tapered to the cab rather than "square cut"
An oddball International I ran across with a "skinny" cab. Looks factory, and I know strange things like this used to be done.
Oil, well drillers and plumbers used these trucks quite often. When I started in the sheet metal industry in 1970 there was a long-standing plumbing outfit that had two of them
