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Can anyone supply photos and production numbers of 1940-52 Ford 1/2 ton deliveries? They seem to all be coachbuilt. Any info on coachworks would be great as well.
Thanks,
Drew
You mean the passenger car style front end deliveries, right? I believe Ford built those trucks on their own lines, in house. The truck style panels were also built on the line as well.
Oh, and welcome to the boards...you should find lot's of help here.
Thanks for the info. I should have been more desrciptive in my previous post. The half ton deliveries I need info on, are the box truck type built on pickup frames. All of the photos I've found have been 3/4 ton and up except one 38 or 39 Canadian in a copy of V8 Times. I'm pretty sure the low numbers of Sedan Deliveries are many times greater than the trucks I need info on.
Thanks.
I thought you might mean the ones built on teh truck platform, but wasn't sure. Sorry, but you said box truck type...you mean cargo area seperate from the cab, like a U-Haul kind of truck, or you mean a panel truck? The panel trucks built by Ford that were based on the trucks had the passenger area shared with the cargo area. You could order a cab and chassis only from Ford, and add whatever kind of body you wanted later on. If you do mean box truck type, as in a moving truck style compartment on the back...yes, those would be built by outside firms, and you probably just bought the box from a manufacturer and put it on your truck. Numbers for that would be hard to find, since I'm sure some never kept track of what truck the box was going on.
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