I could only imagine the amazing smell of 100+ loaves of freshly baked bread mixed with diesel exhaust. Must have smelled like heaven.....:p

Very cool! I will have to do some Goggle searching for this one!

Hello all, looking for some help decoding my VIN / Data Plate. I recently purchased the truck as a 1961 "Bread Van". VIN is G504L522989. INFO from Data Plate is: Wheelbase 137, Model G50, Body 88, Axle 30, GVW 15000, H.P 65, RPM 2500, DSO 636237...

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Hi All, thanks for accepting me. I've owned dozens of classic Ford trucks over the years. Looking forward to interacting with everybody. Hello from Southern California.

Incredible! and an example of “Built Ford Tough” :bow:

Wow! You thought that thing was broken into as you apparently did. Too bad you weren't closer to Oregon a lot of them around here with no rot whatsoever. That's crazy! That's really nice that you're going to be able to fix it up again I think...

It is impressive how these older trucks hold up to abuse like that. Also are great for being able to swap out parts like that instead of like cars that are much harder to fix such things. I would have doubts a newer truck would have made it...

Hello Everyone, Thanks to everyone in advance for helping out. I rely heavily on this and other forums ifor knowledge & wisdom to help me with my project. & labor of love a 1992 F-150 XLT. I aquired this truck from a...

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I've never heard that body style called that before! Good one. I also refer to it as the forge. Besides a 65 3/4- ford, this is the most heavy duty Ford I've ever owned.

This will really help me out! The last couple of days I have been looking over my wiring harness and to be honest, I'm surprised the truck runs. So, I've decided to try to work on it and try to clean it up. Thanks!

A simple bad ground can cause lack of lights and electrical gauges.