Posted by rusty6 on February 19, 2017 at 18:28:17 from (142.165.85.91):
In Reply to: That Mercury Truck posted by Rusty6 on February 19, 2017 at 17:37:44:
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The old truck has memories for me too. My uncle bought it in 1969 when I was just learning to drive my first truck. (The 46 Ford facing the camera in this photo. I had just finished a brush paint job on it with some old hardware store green paint my dad had leftover in the tractor shed. And I was pretty proud of it so had to park it beside Uncle Don's "new" Mercury 3/4 ton.
I can remember riding to town and back with him and my dad a few times. It seemed pretty fast and modern compared to the big old 3 ton 46 Ford I'd been learning on. I don't recall ever getting to drive that Merc but maybe one of these days I'll get the chance nearly 50 years later.
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