Mercury Flat bed question
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Mercury Flat bed question
I've been looking around for a 56 M100 and I found this rig 1956 Mercury Truck | classic cars | Lloydminster | Kijiji
Then I started wondering did the mercury Flat beds say "mercury" like the ford beds say "ford"?
Then I started wondering did the mercury Flat beds say "mercury" like the ford beds say "ford"?
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Having an original M-1 flatbed truck, I've wondered that myself. If they're out there I'd love to see one. Mine had a flatbed originally but it was a totally different style bed from the Fords. It was all wood with an angle iron framework bolted to the perimeter on 3 sides. I'm assuming it was ordered as a cab and chassis with the flatbed installed by the dealer or the owner after purchase. But I really don't know.
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It screams the same thing to me as well. Definately a swap. That doesn't look like a script bed to me. Hard to tell with that orange light in the corner. Below the side rail on the bed, are those 'tails' the ends of the stakes protruding through the stake pockets, or wood crossmembers? With their angled steel crossmembers, the factory beds don't show anything from this view. Either way, it's a great question about the 'mercury' script. Love to see a photo.
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With all the talk about tailgates, I also am surprised the script flatbed thing hasn't come up. I get a lot of comments about the merc tailgate on my 9' pickup box.....A Merc script on a stakebed would be awesome. If one was produced, I think we would have seen one by now.......