I have seen this truck on the road in Ft Myers, caught it standing still at the repair shop my boss uses to service his Caddy.

 

Here's a few stolen from the HAMB;

 

I love the cabovers, I want to build one to pull a big fifth wheel travel trailer and go exploring.

 

Bobby, outstansing collection of pics.

Thanks so much for the post. Love looking at old stuff from back in the day

 

These are some great pics, thanks for posting.
Russell

 

I get a kick out of those old in-house-built Convoy trucks.

 

Here is one of Belle earning her keep. Was about 600# and she did fine. Only problem I had was a heavy throttle foot that piled everything against the tailgate when I got home.

 

That makes it easier to unload. You could just back into the driveway, open the tail gate, stomp on it and you have a self unloaded. Lol

 

Here is my trucks first job in 45-50 years.
So, it's only about 5-10 pounds, but she did the job well.
Since my daily driver truck is in the shop, when the boss said she wanted corn stalks, I told her I would take the truck. She had me send a picture of my truck so she could show her co-workers what I was going to do.

 

Just glad your exhaust didn't light one of those corn stalks on fire Joe!

 

Good Job! Every little job counts

 

You don't need a flatbed! Save your son the trouble and tell him to build a couple of birdhouses in ag shop class instead!

 

Well, I had the old girl working this weekend. Dennis

 

I hadn't thought about that.
It's very humid here and there was slight rain. Plus I wasn't going to far. It sure would have made an interesting ride though.

Nice, Dennis!!!!

 

Saw this at the AZ State Fair this weekend. Absolutely flawless body, as you'd expect in AZ. I like the color scheme, too. It's an F-5.