5 Service Ford Trucks Through Time

The Ford truck is a legendary vehicle mainly because it has been the number one service truck for generations.

By Bassem Girgis - September 15, 2016
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1. Farm Truck
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2. Fire Truck
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3. Coca-Cola Truck
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4. Flower Shop Truck
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5. Police Truck
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1. Farm Truck

Since the beginning of Ford trucks' time, they have been most known for being farm trucks. Throughout the years, they continued to be rugged vehicles that move anything from hay, to even farm animals. Their simple interior, solid exterior, and powerful engines made them the perfect trucks for farm abuse.

2. Fire Truck

Back in the day, whenever you were in "hot" trouble, Ford trucks were what came to rescue you. For many generations, the Ford trucks carried the red paint proudly, serving their communities as firetrucks. Some of these trucks are now in museums, and whenever you see one, you will see an aggressive-looking truck that is there to help.

3. Coca-Cola Truck

You may still see Ford trucks carrying Coca-Cola products, but it will never be like the old 40's, 50's, and 60's Coca-Cola truck. Coca-Cola has been favoring Ford trucks to be their main product transporter for decades, to the point where Ford trucks held an iconic relation to the refreshing flavor of Coca-Cola. 

4. Flower Shop Truck

Nothing will make you happier than a 1924 Ford truck delivering flowers. The Ford trucks have always been one of the best selling trucks in America, and in 1924, this truck was delivering flowers from a store called Century Floral Shop. Whether there is a fire or you need some flowers for your lady, Ford trucks always showed up to the rescue.

5. Police Truck

The Ford trucks have been used for almost every government service in America, even the ones in hot pursuits. These trucks proves once again to be durable, solid, fast, and even good enough for fast police pursuits. The Ford trucks have been used as police vehicles from decades ago, and they continue to be partners to our police officers in our current days.

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