larry@stinescorner
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Chuck (CA)
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Beautiful truck. I wish all owners of classics were so accommodating. There was a Corvette rally near here and I stopped to see it. An owner of a '62 was next to his car and I walked up and told him that '62 was my favorite year. He said "Yeah, whatever" and walked away.
old popper
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Larry, is that a in-line six and three on the tree? In 62 and 63 our FFA chapter had one like that that they got surplus from the Air Force. Good old truck.
larry@stinescorner
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it had a flathead v8 in itand the three on tree
larry@stinescorner
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this man was so nice,,,he wanted to talk,I Wanted to listen,I Didnt ask him to start it,he wanted too,,,really friendly,nice man
gene bender
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V emblem on hood
flying belgian
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We had a 51 1-1/2 ton. Looked the same. Had the flat head v-8 and it would never start in the winter. The yard was always packed snow so to pull start it we had to pull it through the double corn
crib. Round and round we'd go.
crib. Round and round we'd go.
MARK ROBKE
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My Dad had a '52 f-2 that he used until about 1980.Flathead v-8 with 4spd with granny gear that you had to double clutch to shift.It was everyday loaded with about 2 1/2 ton.He mostly hauled milk to and from the dairy to be pasteurized and bottled,and later,cartons.Me,and later,my younger brothers all rode with him,til we started school.I have a lot of memories of Dad,and using that truck.Mark
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That guy should be very proud of his work. Good looking truck. Stan
At our local fire company (small) car show last summer there was a young couple with a tech car, all
done up as SEGA even had the game in the consol. Very nice couple the young lady told me all about the
car. We are in eastern NY they came all the way from British Columbia going to all car shows that listed
tech cars. Needless to say they won the long distance award
done up as SEGA even had the game in the consol. Very nice couple the young lady told me all about the
car. We are in eastern NY they came all the way from British Columbia going to all car shows that listed
tech cars. Needless to say they won the long distance award
Arnold Layne
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The old saying is only true from 1913 to 1925, Fords were available in different colors before Henry set up the moving assembly line in 1913 and after the introduction of a new lacquer paint in 1925. The first vehicle I owned that would actually run was a '52 Ford 3/4 ton, light gray with a V-8.
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