What do you use for a shop truck?

Current daily driver is my '41 Ford Pickup. Sure needs a lot of work to make it "right," but soldiers on pretty reliably. Pretty good at dragging stuff to and fro, also.

 

Here's mine, somewhere down the road.

 

heres my beat down work/shop/backup vehicle. wouldnt put it up if it wasnt so beaten

 

heres my beat down work/shop/backup vehicle. wouldnt put it up if it wasnt so beaten

 

Here's mine. It's my only wheels. Kinda new, looking at a 46 F1 with a 6 banger.

 

88 chevy 1/2 ton, thinking about this one, can anyone id this truck?

 

My old shop truck.....

Here is the new one, soon to get a 54 roof transplant with the 1 piece windshield, possible chop, and definitely dropped....waiting patiently while I finish my 55 Chevy gasser project.

 

Sorry man, that came accross harsher than I meant. It's just a comment. Besides I ain't no kinda Cop.
There's sure some kool trucks on this thread.

 

Im driving a 96 dodge van, but looking for an old truck project to be my first hot rod project/yacht repair service truck. Its awesome to see all you guys who have it going on.

 

It is a 1942, 46 or 47 Ford.

 

Picking this up next month











Plans call for removing the tandem axles for a single axle, and installing a ramp bed to be able to transport vehicles to/from the shop.

 

62' Stude Champ 3/4 ton with 259 v8, 9 ft box and granny gears

 

Now that's a shop truck..... I like it!

 

Heres mine. Hopefully it will be running this summer.

 

Must be an old pic...I was checking out the gas prices....Man those were the days!

48 Poncho

 

Forgot to add mine here. 66 F100 (65grille), 352 3 on the tree. Rusty hood and tailgate but it gets the job done!

48 Poncho

 

Nice truck. You inspired me for this weeks Art Post.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=255063

 

Big block S-10

 

My Merc doing what a work truck does.....

 

9ft box? Are you sure that is not the standard 8ft.? If that has a 9ft box, that would be the first that I ever heard of on a Champ. I have 2 long bed Champs, one with the flat side bed and the other with the stepside. As far as I know, the long bed champs only came with 1 wheelbase length for the 8ft beds and no 9ft bed option. Not trying to push your*****ons, just very curious. Nice looking truck regardless and looks in very nice shape too.

 

It's a modern, but you can't beat these for carrying capacity and mileage!



I put 200k on them, then get another. Never let me down!

 

When I'm done I'll be hauling parts with a 64 F100, but for now it's only hauling it's own parts.

 

couldnt leave mine stock, now it takes up most of my time ohwell

 

My new parts runner/beater truck - Chevy C-10 long stepside, 250 3-speed, heater, radio. That's it. A basic truck. My kid wants it now - go figure!

Going to definitely lose the aluminum wheels and put some bigger tires on it! Red steelies with baby moons, and maybe a flame job! I've never painted flames on anything - this might just be the guinea pig!

 

Heres my daily driver a 65 Chevy C20 3/4 ton. It has a 350 with a 700R4 and factory air.

 

I was gunna use this one until I figured out I couldn't fit enough beer in it to last the weekend.

 

the wood hauler...haha...diggin yours Rich..I think you seen mine..lol

woodguy

 

243,000 miles. Everytime I go to get rid of it, I need it.

 

After I sold my late model truck, this was the coolest replacement I could come up with.

 

97 F-350 4x4 - 90 F-250 4x4 - 85 bronco 4x4 and my 46 international dump truck for the REALY big stuff.