Prewar pickup trucks just have a certain charm to them. Their form-over-function designs provided them with honest good looks and a wholesome simplicity that we just don’t see in modern trucks. They are a reminder of how complex and… more»
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610 C.I. V16? 1948 Ford Hotrod
Looking like a cross between a TV Tommy Ivo multi-engine dragster and Grandpa Munster’s “Dragula” is this 1948 Ford dual-engine creation. It looks like it has been home-built but it’s pretty well put together too – gotta love a… more»
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’50s Hot-Rod Find: 1932 Ford V8 Pickup
Anytime you put 1932 and Ford together, the assumption is that you’re talking about a Deuce Coupe. Not quite the case here as we have a 1932 Ford pickup. And, this one is a bit special as it was… more»
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Volkswagen TDI Powered: 1970 Ford F-100
We often hear, “Drop an SBC in it” or “Drop a Hayabusa in it”, but rarely does the phrase “Drop a TDI in it” come up here at Barn Finds. Yet, here we are. This 1970 Ford F-100 with… more»
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Garage Find: 1965 Ford Econoline Pickup
We’ve all been there, taking on too many things at once. I can’t even get two minibikes restored with everything else going on, I can’t imagine having a vehicle like this 1965 Ford Econoline pickup to have to finish…. more»
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Integrated Pickup Project: 1961 Ford F-100
Ford’s integrated-pickups are generally referred to as unibody pickups and that sometimes doesn’t sit well with a few folks. Whatever a person calls them, they’re unique and fairly rare to see these days, especially in person. This rust-free 1961… more»
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6,000 Mile Barn Find: 1955 Ford F250
Classic pickup trucks are a hot commodity these days and the rounded look of 1950s era pickups are at the top of most shopper’s lists. A nice looking, 6,000 mile 1955 Ford F250 stored away in a barn since… more»
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Whiskey Pig: 1948 Ford Pickup
It’s all about whiskey and a pig I guess. The seller bills this as a rat rod, but he hasn’t chopped it or done any other metal work. What it is is an old sort of pickup with a pig for a… more»
