Posted by 1206SWMO on September 26, 2019 at 08:59:19 from (184.63.254.62):
In Reply to: saw this truck yesterday posted by larry@stinescorner on September 26, 2019 at 02:51:20:
In 1964 at a farm sale Dad bought a red 1950 F3 with the flathead 6 and a 4 speed.....It never had much brakes as long as we owned it...It was mainly used around the farm...It had 7.50 x 17 tires which weren't very common..Our Cocker Spaniel "Freckles" loved to ride in it...Around 10 PM every night she came to the door to let us know that she was ready to spend the night in the F-3 Ford which she did until she passed helping move cattle..The picture is me,Freckles,and Dad with our new E Gleaner in 1967..To my regret I dont have a picture of the F3 Ford..
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