Vintage pickup

Project 365 Day 322... what I noticed about this truck is the old phone number Plaza 5-4510...I think Plaza (PL) used to be our old phone prefix when I was a kid.... and stealing from the other martin taylor's street parking series....

1948 Ford F1. I love these old trucks. So simple and pure round and smooth and heavy metal ... More

You’ve seen them—those classic Ford F-Series trucks from 1965 to 1979, parked in someone’s yard or listed on Facebook Marketplace. These vehicles have been sitting idle, often covered in a layer of dust and nostalgia. While many of these 2WD trucks were once the kings of the road, today they’re largely forgotten, serving only as vintage eye candy. At Kincer Chassis, we want to change that with our 2WD to 4WD Conversion Kits. Schedule a call to find the right 4×4 conversion kit for you today!

From turn-of-the-century innovators to colorful 1960s classics, we've rounded up some of the most iconic rides from the golden age of vintage American pickup trucks.

Key Takeaways • Explore the evolution of #Ford #F-Series trucks from 1917 to present day • Examine iconic classic models like the 1965 F-100, 1967 Ranger and 1973 #Highboy • Learn tips for restoring, customizing and maintaining your old Ford #truck #Vintage

70 Years of Ford Pickups

In celebration of Sonoma County's beloved pickup trucks, here's our "50 Shades of Rust."

Sold* at Scottsdale 2013 - Lot #698 1953 CHEVROLET 3100 PICKUP

In 1953 Ford introduced a fresh, completely new, modern-looking pickup truck to celebrate its gold anniversary, naming it the F-100 for the very first time and creating an icon at the same time. One of the most popular trucks among collectors today, many enthusiasts consider the 1953–1956 F-100 to be one of the most attractive Ford trucks ever produced. As automotive historian Patrick Foster mentions in his latest book, 100 Years of Ford Trucks, “The styling is timeless, with lines and forms…

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