Any Kustom Flatbed Pickups out there?

Any pictures of flatbeds out there? Kustoms / old hotrods prefered.

 

Heres a few.

 

thanks, those are great pictures.

 

hamber Flipper has a pretty sick Chevy Flatbed - thanks for asking for pics, I am in 'thought' phase of doing mine

 

Me too. What got my attention was this early f-1 ford that was slammed and had a flatbed (sorry no pictures), i seen it at a local show. What helped it out was that it was all black, it had sheetmetal fabricated nicely under the flatbed so you dont see everything that is under there. Like your suspension, rearend, frame etc....

 

this is Flippers truck - he has a thread on here somewhere - He hid the under side too but with sticks - I dig the look

 

this is just bad ass - thinkk im gonna do something like this for tanks - wonder if I mount on both sides how difficult a fuel crossover would be (sorta like harley fatbob tanks)

 

53'chev

 

thats what im talkin about!

 

1936 Ford Halftrack



1935 Ford Dually
This was a 1 ton truck.
Cut 4 feet out from the middle of the chassis.
The body still uses the big truck fenders and running boards.
Rides on bags with a Jag front end, and a f-350 rear.

 

Got this pic off another post a couple years ago.

 

Mine



The build thread

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=153719

 

Heres one I took at the frog follies, I watched your build up over on the chevy duty site.

 

Table legs come in many varieties upside down they make good stakes. With chain draped between them.

 

Website
COE flat bed chapter 2.

 

Ford offered the 1/2 ton flatbed pickup first in 1937 and continued with them at least through 1952 or so. With an original bed and full size stakes all around they can be nice, very nice. Just odd enough to draw some glances of appreciation.

 

GMC flatbed

 

On The 35 Ford Flatbed with the Jag Front End, how did you get an 8 lug wheel on a 5 stud Jag pattern? thanks,, Im in the middle of doing a 41 ford 1.5 ton with the same issue, only solution I do most of the time is to use e350 ford spindles and machine out the original axles for the bigger e350 king pins. but, if there is a solution using a Jag front end I would prefer that route. thanks'

 

i may be mistaken.. but i think the front wheels on the 35 are chrome dually simulators.. a plastic cover.. maybe put over a normal wheel?

if not, it could be a modified hub, or spacers with a different bolt pattern..

 

Found this on the net. My favorite yet.

 

Can you provide details on this 1935 Ford 1.5 ton Dually truck and if its for sale?

 

Here's a kinda one , service truck flatbed couldn't find a bed when I built it