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This is not mine nor do I have any connection to it. That said it appears to be in nice shape but hard to tell from just 4 pictures. Unsure about a title but if I was looking for another divorce I'd make the 400 mile drive and check it out. Maybe Gus has another diesel he could transplant and start hauling some serious lumber again? https://sacramento.craigslist.org/pt...112347122.html 1940 ford 1 ton. - $2500 (Sacramento) 1940 ford. 1 ton Truck is in excellent shape Pre war military.
Would make nice car hauler
1 1/2 ton..... or could be a two ton. Ain't no 122" tonner. I'm pretty much done with the BIG trucks. I have had 3 modelAA's a '32 BB, a 34 BB, a '37 1 1/2 ton , a '47 1 1/2 ton. Slow and soooo rough riding. It's a 24 mile round trip to town and my kidneys can no longer take the pounding..... Not saying I don't like the way they look. Beautiful Rigs!
1 1/2 ton..... or could be a two ton. Ain't no 122" tonner. I'm pretty much done with the BIG trucks. I have had 3 modelAA's a '32 BB, a 34 BB, a '37 1 1/2 ton , a '47 1 1/2 ton. Slow and soooo rough riding. It's a 24 mile round trip to town and my kidneys can no longer take the pounding..... Not saying I don't like the way they look. Beautiful Rigs!
That is exactly why I sold the three '40 1 1/2 tons I had. One was a driver cab and chassis with an 8ba and a Watson 3 speed but without a bed it beat you to death just driving on a paved road. Add in the 158" wheel base and it was a PITA to drive anywhere. My '39 p/u makes much more sense BUT I still have a soft spot for the '40/'41 big trucks. Still this one looks like it would make someone a nice truck, just not me.
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