This old truck is listed on craigslist for a very reasonable $3,400 or best offer. It runs and drives. I think it looks really cool, but perhaps that’s just me! Luckily for me it’s far away in Duluth, Minnesota. There’s no information provided beyond that and it has a clean title. We’ve watched demand and thus prices of prewar vehicles fall, and this is an example of bargains to be had.
Can you imagine seeing this in your rear-view mirror driving down the highway? You’d have to be driving pretty slow. With the same 40 HP engine as the Model A, it wasn’t going anywhere very fast.
The bed is a newer creation. I hope someone finds a more productive use for this than for shade.
It looks complete and original from here, but it could be hiding lots of interesting things. It could have a very rusty underside and no floors. I can’t imagine doing anything to this truck except repairing any mechanical issues and enjoying it. It would make a perfect parade and hay ride truck. I would enjoy just driving it around town. Do you think this old truck deserves another life?
Now there’s a truck!
Come and listen to a story bout a man named Jed.
If this truck was in the UK I would get it street legal, buy my self some dungeries and a chewing straw , so that I could drive and Love it all day, yes sir
Most definitely deserves a glorious retirement. Care for it and drive it. Even use it for some chores. But do NOT park it !!!
If I had covered parking for it, I would be on the way to pick it up right now. And I’m in SoCal.
I’m seriously considering how to get to Minnesota right now. Anyone think this thing would drive to Oregon?
If you had plenty of time! Perhaps some of would ride along for parts of the trip!
go for it! I’l love to meet you there with a satchel of spanners, coupla pair of “Tom Joad” overhauls and head out!
Only one sure way to find out –
think of the adventure!
It would be a hell of a way to spend vacation time for sure. I need it to be on the other side of the Rockies. ..
John Boy. Run a load of load into Charlottesville !!!!!!
Load of lumber Lol
My wife’s brother inlaw had one of these restored, they used it strictly for parades as it just wouldn’t be safe in todays traffic.
Both Ellie Mae and Jethro learned to drive in this truck. And actually Jethro was conceived in this rig.
I would put the body on a newer dually chassis for today’s driving and leave the look as is
The Beverly Hillbillies truck was a cut down 1921 Oldsmobile model 43-A touring car!
I was in Duluth last weekend, on the way to the North Shore.
good buy at that price….
Can’t believe someone has not snatched that up already.