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Re: Off Topic Question #3-what is this truck?
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Posted by Steve Hansen on August 06, 2000 at 18:22:16 from (208.180.106.49):
In Reply to: Off Topic Question #3-what is this truck? posted by Mike (Mpls.)'48 8N on August 06, 2000 at 05:02:22:
My understanding is Ford trucks from 1932 to 1934 used the same basic cab, hood, and grille shell and were otherwise pretty much the same from year-to-year. The one in the picture is a ton and a half. The wheels and front fenders are larger than those found on the pickup. You can put a modern drive train under one and come up with a neat hauler. However, it is harder to do because this sort of thing is outside the scope of main line street rodding and just about everything has to be thought out from scratch and there are very few parts available in the aftermarket. Also, the older cabs are small and not condusive to larger gents (like me, 6'2" & 215#).
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