first 4 WD built
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first 4 WD built
A rather simple question for the Guru's. got in a discussion with a buddy of mine the other day on the subject of what was the earliest year that ford started building the 4 WD trucks. mine is a 64 so i know they go back that far. No particular reason, just curios. Dutch
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Originally Posted by Flyn66dtmn
A rather simple question for the Guru's. got in a discussion with a buddy of mine the other day on the subject of what was the earliest year that ford started building the 4 WD trucks. mine is a 64 so i know they go back that far. No particular reason, just curios. Dutch
Prior to 1959, most Ford 4WD's were Marmon-Harrington conversions. Ford used M-H for several decades after 1959 to convert the F600 and larger trucks to 4WD.
Ford first began using M-H in 1934 to convert trucks, station wagons, even some cars to 4WD.
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