Always loved the 38 - now there is on available locally.
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Always loved the 38 - now there is on available locally.
I've heard them called barrel makers, or something like that due to their grill.
I do like the looks of them.
Now I find one for sale within driving distance and don't really have the interest in restoring it. BIG SIGHHHHH. Shame on me. Too many projects, too little time.
Here is a link in case anyone is interested. It is in Missouri.
1938 Ford Pickup - 3/4 ton, $1,000.00
Classics : 1938 Ford Pickup price lowered
Happy hunting
I do like the looks of them.
Now I find one for sale within driving distance and don't really have the interest in restoring it. BIG SIGHHHHH. Shame on me. Too many projects, too little time.
Here is a link in case anyone is interested. It is in Missouri.
1938 Ford Pickup - 3/4 ton, $1,000.00
Classics : 1938 Ford Pickup price lowered
Happy hunting
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No doubt.
I just don't see much come available pre WWII, so it catches my attention when it does.
Looks like it is gone already, so somebody was interested. Even in the condition it was in.
I just don't see much come available pre WWII, so it catches my attention when it does.
Looks like it is gone already, so somebody was interested. Even in the condition it was in.
