35 36 37 ford pickups lets see em

bttt

 

Not mine but seen at a show

 

Stock truck, painted once over 40 years ago, 12V, juice brakes, 2 97's, big & little radials.
Love '37 p/u's!

 

Here's my '37.

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...oddly enuf, a few years back I bought this 35 Ford ton and a 1/2, (was a complete truck, only have this cab pic),...the next week I got this 36 p.u., and the next week I got this 37 Ford factory flatbed,...and bought em in the correct order.

 

You sure you are in the right thread?

 

Someone needs to post a few pictures of Johnny Rottens green 37 PU built at Fat Jacks.

 

Started life as a 36 ford pick up, does that qualify it enough ?
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/truck-into-a-coupe-my-next-pet-project.850807/

 

Are you freaking kidding me? How did I miss that? Very cool!

 

My 37.... stock except for 12v, juice brakes and dual exhaust.

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this is a little ot but you might like it

 

My old girlfriend, I built her twenty years ago, I'll die with her, n ever ever sell her.

 

^^ nice ^^

 

Hmmmnnnnnn, nobody has posted JEEM'S yet.

 

Thank you, 50 F1 frame, pinto front end 327-350, dodge minivan seat, chev driveline, homebuilt box, tonneau is plywood with naugahyde stretched over it, glued on one night in a 90 degree shop, two and a half year build, started out life as a Bellingham Washington airport fire truck. This old girl has seen 100+ a number of times, like....a whole lot of times. Striped by Boots, paint getting tired, but can't freshen up, I'll lose Boots work.

 

Old thread but a good pictorial of these Pick Ups. JW

 

This is one of the few timeless threads that with a bump gets better
I'm surprised It didn't get much traction at all the first time around

 

It most likely served its original purpose, but let's carry it on. JW