Vintage pick-up trucks

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  1. Silvertwinkiehobo

    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    Yeah. Except that I'd get a proper Ford step box, and the back half of a Jeep pickup, put the Jeep box on it and build a trailer from it.
     
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    '60 El Camino with a 283 Engine.
     
  4. OrthmannJ

    OrthmannJ Always looking for old ford crew cabs

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    Those aren't Jeep fenders. Those are aftermarket boxes built specifically for logging here in the PNW. They used to be a very common sight.
     
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    But they were found on Jeep pickups, which made me assume that was Jeep's design. Do you know who originated the design?
     
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    Timothy Leary? :dizzy:

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    This has got to be an icecream truck conversion

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    ^^^ Pickup camper immediately above...

    Can't remember the make of the camper, but it's one that raises up to standing height when you're camping (not driving), and lowers back down when you're driving (not camping).
     
  10. Silvertwinkiehobo

    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    ^^^And the base truck is simply a service truck body.
     
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    Scamper comes to mind.
     
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    OrthmannJ Always looking for old ford crew cabs

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    They were, and still are, simply called a logger's box. Some were made by the logging companies in house. There were also small companies like Rebco that cater to the logging industry that built them. They are still around to this day.

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