1948 Milk Truck
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1948 Milk Truck
<table="600" border="3" bgcolor="white"><tr><td colspan="2">Hey Dick did you see the '50 mail truck? It's out in CA too, so if you go out there to get one you might as well get both
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Which one would you go for? I like the '50 the best. I love all the odd ball stuff!
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Which one would you go for? I like the '50 the best. I love all the odd ball stuff!
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Very Nice find! I like the mail truck only because it looks less ugly than that milk truck. #2427207075 -now thats a real truck(minus the cottiebob engine)! -4speed P.S Dick, if you need any employees I'm there as long as I'm the milkman!
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I like the odd stuff. I figure anyone can restore a F-1, not like that is easy either, but it's unique when one of the altered trucks survive through all these years. I would love to find a one ton tow truck in my area for a decent price. There is a F-7 Marmon-Herrington wrecker about forty miles from here that is in really nice shape. I just can't justify buying such a big truck. I have a few pictures of odd trucks on my web site and am always looking for more.
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"I would love to find a one ton tow truck in my area for a decent price."
You know what, there are two at a place near where I worked this whole summer, along with a '5X Ranchero with a Edsel front end . That is the coolest thing I have ever seen.
Oh ya, the trucks are a '51 Deluxe cab and a '48-'50 whatever. The '51 has a nice bed and the other one has the bare frame with the winch on it.
Clayton
You know what, there are two at a place near where I worked this whole summer, along with a '5X Ranchero with a Edsel front end . That is the coolest thing I have ever seen.
Oh ya, the trucks are a '51 Deluxe cab and a '48-'50 whatever. The '51 has a nice bed and the other one has the bare frame with the winch on it.
Clayton
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Clayton,
Is this the Edsel Ranchero you mentioned?
The truck was built by a guy in Lubbock, it appeared in the January/February issue of "This Old Truck" (now "Vintage Truck") magazine. If it is the truck from the article, it looks like he did a real nice job. Just curious, do you know how much he is asking for it?
Is this the Edsel Ranchero you mentioned?
The truck was built by a guy in Lubbock, it appeared in the January/February issue of "This Old Truck" (now "Vintage Truck") magazine. If it is the truck from the article, it looks like he did a real nice job. Just curious, do you know how much he is asking for it?