Didn’t they have a specific production sales gimmick advertised name given to them ?
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NON Chevy’s in the Wild
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I knew they were built as a unibody but I thought they had given name - Maybe not?
I seem to remember them having a name, what it is escapes me.
Maybe it was unibody.
I didn't know they lacked a frame underneath.
I have seen a couple before, both baby blue.
Ford produced approximately 40,535 "Unibody" (integrated cab and bed) pickup trucks between 1961 and 1963. This unique design was only offered on two-wheel-drive F-100 and F-250 Styleside models. Ford discontinued the design after 1963 due to structural flexing issues and returned to traditional, separate cab and bed construction.Because these integrated-body trucks were notorious for bed misalignment and doors jamming when hauling heavy loads, survivors are rare.
You Da’ Man Wes !
I thought they used a specific name.
Yeah except Wade beat him to it
I missed that - my apologies “You Da’ Man” for all involved
YOU Da’ Man !
The Mustang appeared to be driven fairly regularly and I ain’t gotta clue what the exotic look’n ride is ?!?
I will not do a search so my guess is a lotus.
It gives me that vibe.
Old Ford out and about at the Lowe’s grocery store in coastal NC.
Going by the plate it’s a ‘64.
One for the hubcap crowd.
Going by the plate it’s a ‘64.
One for the hubcap crowd.
