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Sunday turned out to be a pretty nice day, so I shook the dust off my motorcycle and went out for a ride. Coming home I ran across this little beauty. There was no information and no for sale sign (even though she was parked at a classic car dealer) but it appears to me she'd be happier (and less dusty) in a loving home.
1953 Deluxe Cab with a 6cyl.
Hood has been changed.
Aftermarket auxiliary fuel tank.
Either an F-100 with a rear axel swap, or an F-250 with the before mentioned hood swap.
1953 Deluxe Cab with a 6cyl.
Hood has been changed.
Aftermarket auxiliary fuel tank.
Either an F-100 with a rear axle swap, or an F-250 with the before mentioned hood swap.
Hubcaps (painted argent) are from either a 1961/66 F100 or F250 2WD (depending on the lug nuts), the letters were originally painted red.
1953 Deluxe Cab with a 6cyl.
Hood has been changed.
Aftermarket auxiliary fuel tank.
Either an F-100 with a rear axel swap, or an F-250 with the before mentioned hood swap.
That's what I was thinking. I thought about prying off the front hubcaps, but...security cameras and all that.
Aren't those outie hubcaps? Or did they have innie wheels for 61/66 wheels.
I would say the rims are newer because of this. (I think I see outies on the rear)
How do you get deluxe cab? No stainless on the windshield.
Don't know about that but when "googled" it says it is a Mercury,
was adding to:
Wow Effie Trucker is really good at this game! This is fun! (Now to start digging up some more pictures....).
What'cha think? Maybe a new theme for a thread--"What Am I?"---with a picture or 2...
Sure, we might have to show only half the picture to members like EffieT or abe, and only 5 or 6 pixels to NumberDummy, just to make it fair for everyone else. But, after that we could have a pretty good challenge game going on...
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