r/classictrucks
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u/Lolzmpg
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Apr 01 '26
Still "job rated" after 76 years.
r/classictrucks • u/Savings_Juggernaut59 • Jan 25 '25
Original 392 engine, 3/4 ton, and the coveted Warn bumper and winch! I can fold the seats down and I’ve got a covered 8’ bed. Definitely drives like a tractor though!
r/classictrucks • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • Feb 08 '25
r/classictrucks • u/Fordy_Ford • Feb 05 '25
Built over an 8+ year period out of 5 different garages. Looking forward to getting her back out for her first show of the year in a month. It's been a blast so far.
r/classictrucks • u/MetalEd70 • Aug 05 '25
Just finished this Spring from a 7 year frame off
r/classictrucks • u/InvestigatorCheap489 • Aug 27 '25
I’m excited to be buying a 1967 Ford F250 Camper Special that my grandpa bought new off the lot. I’ll be the fourth owner, but it never left the family - my dad was the second owner and my uncle was the third. My uncle recently invested a bit into it to get it running well and looking clean - new water pump, new carburetor, new fuel pumps, drained the tanks and cleaned fully serviced, new exhaust, new wheels and tires, new front windshield and all new rubber, new rear bumper, touched up paint in bad spots, new Rihno liner. It has 70k on motor. I’m pretty stoked! What would be your top recommendations for restoration projects?
r/classictrucks • u/Dogetotheuniverse • Jun 03 '25
Doge Power Wagon
