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Looks like that bumper did it's job. It looks perfect and most of the front sheet metal is trashed. Ouch, my aching forehead. And just when you thought a jailbar truck was homely in it's original form comes this abomination.....
The bumper could be a '52 Plymouth with holes blown in for the Ford brackets. Also, a one size fits all aftermarket grille guard, or maybe it is stock Pontiac.
I saw an article in Vintage Truck a few years ago about a milk/bread truck like pictured, but don't recall the company that produced them. Anybody know? Stu
I saw an article in Vintage Truck a few years ago about a milk/bread truck like pictured, but don't recall the company that produced them. Anybody know? Stu
Helms Bakery is long out of business (were located in Culver City), but there are a few of their trucks in collections. Petersen Museum has one, I think that Leno has one.
Good eyes noticing the two rear fender mouldings that Merc's came with.