Thanks, but sadly, I no longer own it. I did, however, sell it to someone that would love it as much as I did.. I miss that old truck! She did some serious work for me and looked good doing it.
Love seeing the pics of the other old Fords! some great trucks for sure.
To my mind, when you lower a truck, you lose the capabilities of that truck. Trucks are for working. If you want the ride and height of a car, then buy a car!
Modern trucks also make me scratch my head, too.. I don't need room for multiple passengers to ride in car comfort.. I want a truck to WORK - towing, hauling stuff in the bed, etc. That old '67, I could load full size, 4x8 sheets of plywood, drywall, etc, flat on the floor of the bed, close the tailgate & never worry about it sliding out - can't do that with a modern truck, the bed is too small.
When we built our garage (30x36, 3 car, plus w/overhangs) we purchased an entire pallet of shingles, plus a few bundles for the roof.. that old truck hauled them home with no problems (including the 2 rolls of ice/water dam material & several rolls of hd felt paper in that trip). Yes, she squatted a little, but it was probably the best ride I ever got out of the old girl. lol (we had all of the lumber & trusses delivered by the lumber yard all in one trip to save time)
The lumber yard just slid the entire pallet into the back of the truck, and pushed it forward enough that it balanced out.
Try doing that with a modern truck - or a lowered old truck... not gonna happen.
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