LOL, the more things change the more they stay the same...I have a 1998 Ranger and in Winter I have to either let it sit for 20 minutes to get warm enough to defrost the windshield or go ahead and take off and by the time I get to town 3 miles away, the temp gauge will just be starting to get up to "normal", LOL! That turn signal lever on the column looks like one of those "universal" ones they had in the JC Whitney catalogues when I was a kid. I'd see if I could find an original oil bath air cleaner for that carb. Looks like a sweet old truck! Seeing that alternator I assume it's been converted to 12v? I bet it makes it easier to start anyhow, lol.
Yes, because there were no turn signals at the time the only option was to add on an external lever. It was my dad's truck, which he went overboard on restoring, then said it turned out way too nice for him to use so he sold it on BAT. He already has a restored 1940 FORD Woodie Wagon, 57 Chevy Wagon, 41 FORD 3/4 ton stake bed truck, 41 FORD panel truck, 1939 9N tractor, 1948 8N with a flathead V8 conversion and my mom has a 68 442 convertible. So they have enough old vehicles from which to choose. I've got a couple of old vettes and a GTO
Translation: Simply beautiful, I would love to be able to drive a pickup truck as well as the model Ford, it's an impossible dream. Greetings from Chile Thank you, it was one of my father's trucks, he recently sold it. He had restored it and then decided it was too nice to use as a work truck.
The 239 is cold natured ... FYI engine color is supposed to be a burgundy color. .. buick 1940s engine color for straight 8 deep burgundy will be close match For correct engine color for this truck
@@TheJagjr4450 I saw the color of the engine and instantly knew it was the merc with the longer stroke. I have a 49 too. Barn farm truck. This is pretty nice.
Beautiful truck.
I welded patches in the fenders and painted it, my dad did everythign else
It’s the exact collor of grandpa’s 52 ford f1
LOL, the more things change the more they stay the same...I have a 1998 Ranger and in Winter I have to either let it sit for 20 minutes to get warm enough to defrost the windshield or go ahead and take off and by the time I get to town 3 miles away, the temp gauge will just be starting to get up to "normal", LOL! That turn signal lever on the column looks like one of those "universal" ones they had in the JC Whitney catalogues when I was a kid. I'd see if I could find an original oil bath air cleaner for that carb. Looks like a sweet old truck! Seeing that alternator I assume it's been converted to 12v? I bet it makes it easier to start anyhow, lol.
Yes, because there were no turn signals at the time the only option was to add on an external lever.
It was my dad's truck, which he went overboard on restoring, then said it turned out way too nice for him to use so he sold it on BAT. He already has a restored 1940 FORD Woodie Wagon, 57 Chevy Wagon, 41 FORD 3/4 ton stake bed truck, 41 FORD panel truck, 1939 9N tractor, 1948 8N with a flathead V8 conversion and my mom has a 68 442 convertible. So they have enough old vehicles from which to choose. I've got a couple of old vettes and a GTO
Simplemente hermosa, me encantaría poder manejar una camioneta así como la Ford de modelo, es un sueño imposible.Saludos desde Chile
Translation: Simply beautiful, I would love to be able to drive a pickup truck as well as the model Ford, it's an impossible dream. Greetings from Chile
Thank you, it was one of my father's trucks, he recently sold it. He had restored it and then decided it was too nice to use as a work truck.
BTW my aunt and uncle live in Argentina, they have a cattle ranch outside of Buenos Aries.
Yellow wheels for the win!!
My dad picked it - Brunson or Bronson Yellow - it's a MODEL A trim color.
@@TheJagjr4450 that's really cool. I grew up with Model As
@@adventureswithedna I love your channel and your truck, we live in Easley SC.
@@TheJagjr4450 oh awesome! That's pretty close then
@@adventureswithedna I'm usually at the Cars and coffee in Greenville and Easley I have a dark green 1971 Corvette LT1 survivor.
Beautiful
Thanks, I welded the patches in the fenders and painted it but my dad did everything else.
Nice
"Wing mirrors" 😁 that sir is a quarter 'window'
You are correct THEY are not wing mirrors LOL - I meant Vent window my fault I have no idea what I was thinking at the time.
Love this thuck
The 239 is cold natured ... FYI engine color is supposed to be a burgundy color. .. buick 1940s engine color for straight 8 deep burgundy will be close match
For correct engine color for this truck
IT has a Mercury stroker engine which is why it is gold/bronze.
@@TheJagjr4450 I saw the color of the engine and instantly knew it was the merc with the longer stroke. I have a 49 too. Barn farm truck. This is pretty nice.
Que pickup tan linda
For sale ?
Sold on Bring A Trailer just after the video was posted earlier this summer. (2022)
How much was glass
Flat Safety Glass is not very expensive, being flat it's not anywhere near the cost of molded safety glass.
Ghh
How much was glass
Always Republican
The cost of the window glass for the truck? Maybe a couple hundred dollars.
Flat lamated glass. Cut to fit. Cheap