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The 1951 Ford pickup also introduced a new front end. Gone was a smiling horizontal-bar grille and inboard headlamps, replaced by a single-bar grille with three massive "teeth." Along with a wraparound front bumper, this gave Ford trucks a more aggressive frontal appearance.
A 1957 Chevrolet 3100 pickup (blue) and a 1954 Chevrolet 3100 pickup (brown) at the Old Car Sunday in the Park car show, Fraser River Heritage Park, Mission, B.C. HTT
I didn't realize they were true twins until I got home. Luckily, I just drove through the contestant rodeo gates, parked and there they were. The only one that knows that I was taking their pic was the pony up front, does this still classify as a candid? LOL Love seeing kids ride.
A simply eloquent 1955 Ford pickup all dressed up in its best gray flannel suit as seen in Topeka Kansas at the 2022 car show held at Mother Teresa's Catholic Church.
I asked the owner to drive his truck away from the others vehicles and placed it in a more favourable position.
Part of the 5th Generation (1967-72] of Ford F-Series pickup trucks. The grille appears to be that for the 1971 models.
‘WideSide’ was the equivalent of Chevrolet’s ‘Fleetside’ or Ford’s ‘Styleside’ truck beds/boxes.
'46-'47 Ford pickup photographed at the 2016 Back to the Fifties car show and then merged with a photo of an industrial site in Lakeville, MN. Edited further in PhotoScape and BeFunky
1954 Ford E83W Pickup Truck Ipswich Corporation Parks Department Reg CDX 691
Photo Taken at the Ipswich Transport Museum 26 March 2023
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Saw this picturesque scene a couple of years ago on a neighborhood street. I think it is a a Generation 5 Ram pickup. Corrections/comments by knowledgeable persons welcome!
Happy Truck Thursday!