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I saw that one on craigslist, too. I don't believe the windows to be factory, but added sometime subsequent. It looks like they did a good job, probably done a long time ago, and purposeful for whoever did it, or had it done.
I always liked fridge panels, with the little kick-up on the roof. This one looks really clean, and deserving of a restoration. So many projects, so little time. (and money)
the rest of the pics and details for posterity...1959 Ford F100 Panel Truck. All original, Y-Block, 3dpd, very little rust, clean Oregon title. $6500 obo.
I agree, non stock but whoever installed them did a pretty good job. A lot of times they just look butchered. That truck wouldn't look too bad cleaned up and painted.
I saw that one on craigslist, too. I don't believe the windows to be factory, but added sometime subsequent. It looks like they did a good job, probably done a long time ago, and purposeful for whoever did it, or had it done.
I always liked fridge panels, with the little kick-up on the roof. This one looks really clean, and deserving of a restoration. So many projects, so little time. (and money)
You don't post any of your projects Wayne , where are they..?
I would think that the windows were put in by an aftermarket coach company like Seibert Coach. My first thought was that the windows were added for hauling a crew of workers. But there are no seats in the back, nor do I see holes in the floor where seat would have been screwed into the floor.
here is a pic of a 57-60 Seibert ambulance.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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