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No, he has a width wise spring in the front, like the red truck posted above it. That's what I thought at first but then I took a closer look. Nothing people who build rat rods surprise me any more, not ever the value they put on their piles of rusty scrap.
That one is a real winner Bob, I like that it has a custom made bed ,potato sack tailgate and 20 different state license plates...lol and then they say that truck that abe posted for his friend might be worth $8-$10 thousand....funny world we live in
Don't know much about inline 6's. See them at the drags sometimes and the inline 6 in the video sounds pretty darn healthy so maybe it is the motor he is trying to get his $$ out of
I wouldn't consider that an "Ugly" truck, maybe "odd" but definitely a "Working" truck. Must have been a popular commercial modification back in the '50s.
Second, the company was established in Milwaukee, WI. I've lived in Milwaukee for the first 24 years of my life and lived to the north for the rest of my life. According the article the company was bought out the year I was born. I never heard anyone talk about this company, we had many big name candy companies in Milwaukee. There is a local franchised chicken delivery, Champion Chicken, that still uses a dressed up delivery truck. They bought their first truck, one of Chicken Dinner's trucks and used it for their business.
Stephen's truck had a location of Lacrosse, that's on the other side of the state so I would think it's a good chance it was a Chicken Dinner truck. Looks like they had a good sized fleet and probably sold them off every so often. The current chicken place said on their website they bought theirs in 1959.
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