Lets see your trucks!

I am looking for ideas/inspiration for my project. I have searched alot here, but I know there are more here. Pics are welcome

-ruster

 

My 47 Ford 1.5 ton, it has a wooden bed on it now, i need to take more pics.



1948 Ford F-7 with 337 Flathead V8



1957 International Harvester S-110



And I just bought a 1952 Ford COE today. Pics coming soon.

 

here are two of my project. Model T and 1948 Ford Pickup

 

Have a few projects. Some not started on yet. Joe.

 

Next batch, Joe.

 

Last of them. As you can see, I like trucks. Joe.

 

Not exactly traditional, but a lot of period parts. The next one will be better.

 

heres my pile O crap it has a long way to go just bought new fenders both front and back new running boards .. its a work in progress..

 

Here is mine ...

 

here's some of my ...

 

Not sure how much "inspiration" you will get out of my old heap, but I'm always happy to talk shop.

 

Nice '58. What are the tail lights?

 

Coming to the end of my 54 5 window project. Here are some pics.

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=8309838&uid=2902753

 

'55 Olds, and THANKS.

 

heres my jalopy

 

here is mine 31 A with a v8-60

 

Joe TX - time to focus man! Nice collection tho

38 - great plumbing on those carbs.

 

Pretty much stock 1946 Chebbie....

 

here are a few for you but you can see them any time you want

so now you need to figure out how you want to do yours.
fendered,fenderless,ratrod,lowered,gasser style,primered or painted.
hard to figure out what is best for you. Ron.....

 

Here's my 37 Chevy Pickup. Trucks are the best. There are sooo many possibilities with trucks and they can haul are your swap meet parts too.

 

Hey Fritz, you are right, but I've alway had that problem. I've come to realize, I'm not much of a finisher, but I love to work on them. Have a lot of friends that get on me over that. Joe.

This is as finished as they get at my shop.

 

Two of mine.

 

Nice double cab! Whats the plans for it?

 

Damn I need a new picture....ignore the Bubba driving it

 

what size flatthead is that

 

Here is mine I have shown it before but you asked

 

My little pick up.

 

Nice truck..I'm building something similar with a '47 Ford cab. Now speaking of traditional, was something in this style actually traditional? I see tons of trucks in this style that are beautiful, but I've never seen any true original rods built in the 50's or 60's in this style. Just curious.

 

Heres my 53 dodge p/u