1928 pickup built from parts

[George Miller]

I left this one like i had just found it in a barn. I think that more people like it than any of the others that i had done.




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[Sunnybrook Farm]

If I had that one, I would use it to bring in firewood, I run my unrestored tudor around off road and it goes really well on the hills and rough areas.

[George Miller]

If I had that one, I would use it to bring in firewood, I run my unrestored tudor around off road and it goes really well on the hills and rough areas.

Nothing wrong with using it. I use my 30 pickup to haul our garbage to the dump every week. You always get to talk to some one about the truck.

[pAAt]

Who's the plumber in the garage George ? I also like the Barn Find look and you wouldn't have to worry about scratches.

[Mitch]

Who's the plumber in the garage George ?


:rolling

[Beauford]

Gonna get busted for selling crack!

[George Miller]

Who is the plumber in the garage. It must be me I built the garage.

[Jeff/Illinois]

Cool truck, and if you follow the antique car activities (and most of us do! ) they tell me that the biggest 'things' going on in antique cars, the most interest today is 1.) Model T's and especially 2.) ANY pre-war pickup or truck, in original condition not street rodded. Chevy-Ford-Dodge makes little difference. Just watch the prices for Early V-8 Ford trucks, they are getting up there. Maybe not quite 3 window Coupe prices but still strong none the less. And a Model A truck is like a Golden Retriever puppy, WHO doesn't love a Golden Retriever!

People just always love a nice truck!