Farm trucks

Old farm trucks are pretty cool and almost always, at least for me, irresistible. This 1946 Chevrolet 2 ton flatbed is a great example of a working truck that looks pretty solid, complete, and almost ready to be driven. It still has its original engine and 4 speed transmission (with that super low granny gear,...

Brian Beard was astonished when his cousin called him to say he wanted to give him his original 1967 Mercury 4X4 pickup back after he had "made it new again." Beard…

This image captures the enduring character of an old Ford farm truck, with its patina of age telling a story of many seasons passed. Parked beside a rustic wooden fence, the truck is set against a backdrop of golden autumn fields and trees, with a gentle mist softening the horizon. It's a scene that speaks to the heart of rural American life, where such trucks were once the backbone of farm work. This classic Ford's presence in the tranquil countryside is a nostalgic nod to a simpler time.

Project 365 Day 322... what I noticed about this truck is the old phone number Plaza 5-4510...I think Plaza (PL) used to be our old phone prefix when I was a kid.... and stealing from the other martin taylor's street parking series....

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Frontend Friday: Todd Becker bought his 1976 Ford F-250 from a friend. It has 97,000 miles and Todd says it attracts a lot of attention with its bright orange color. #fordtruck #fordtrucks #fordf250 #f250 #orangetruck #trucklife #lmctruck

You’ve seen them—those classic Ford F-Series trucks from 1965 to 1979, parked in someone’s yard or listed on Facebook Marketplace. These vehicles have been sitting idle, often covered in a layer of dust and nostalgia. While many of these 2WD trucks were once the kings of the road, today they’re largely forgotten, serving only as vintage eye candy. At Kincer Chassis, we want to change that with our 2WD to 4WD Conversion Kits. Schedule a call to find the right 4×4 conversion kit for you today!

For more than 50 years, Diamond T built straight trucks and semis for serious hauling jobs. The company also soldiered through two World Wars and manufactured heavy rigs that the Allies used to move supplies and matériel. Diamond T’s last call as an independent badge came in 1966 after which it was consolidated with Reo…

The Empty Nest period of my life draws enticingly nearer by the day. I don't care that it's still several years away, a girl can dream, ca...

Old restomodd power wagon! Old trucks get my giggity!