I had my Dads 77 F250 custom. I lost it during a divorce, luckly not to her but still it is gone. I regret everyday losing that truck. I have owned 4 other 77 since. Because I will never get my Dads truck back, my holy grail is a 1977 F100/150 Ranger XLT, 2wd, short bed, baby blue and white two tone.

 

i was out back and figured i would take a picture of that pretty brown and white van from the pictures... 30 years later..ha ha ha

 

whiskey runner- is that your van?

 

rat..that is one i have out back.. i have a couple of those vans i use for storage... it is not on the road anymore....my hippie days are over..

 

I only towed her about 230 miles back from Kalispell to Great Falls MT. My '07 has the tow package with an over sized cooler and 3.73 gears. She pulled like a champ

 

I believe those images came from the Chicago Automotive Show's WebSite:

http://www.chicagoautoshow.com/historic-images/

I can do even better than that...

I got most of these off of Flickr.

 

Just saying I would happily spend the time in prison for stealing one of those rail cars as log s as I could hide it and keep em

 

sexyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

 

I found this forum by doing an image search with google to see if there areany other trucks like mine out there. I`m not quite sure how it works but I amreplying to the picture of a 1974 red crew cab short wheel base pickup. I havethe exact truck and am trying to find out what the true value of the vehicleis. Any help?

 

The "true value" is whatever someone will pay for it.

Therefore, you'll need to do more research and get more informed... the value of these rigs is largely based on condition, less so on options. Crews are few and are between but they are out there.... However, a piece of crap is a piece of crap, ya know? Now if it were a cherry example it would be a different case.

In other words, "true value" is all the way from scrap (zero) to let's say $30,000 for an uber example. What ya got? Start a new thread with a full description and PICTURES because we are visual creatures.

 

A family friend of ours when I was a kid had a green Hi Boy just like the one pictured. It lived in a heated garage from the day he bought it new, until his wife made him move it out so she could park her new '95 F-150 in there.

 

I just wet myself...







and that my friends never happens...

 

Still are, but most of them have more character now

Great thread cool pictures guys.

 

Does anybody know the color name or code for that green highboy in the auto show pic? That's the color I want.

 

Dude.


Sweet.
And you need to do something with that van, whiskeyrunner. Crying shame to just leave that thing out in that field like that.