Cool Ford Trucks

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You know the similarity between american beer and canoeing?

They’re both damn near water. ?

 

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Speaking of beer, I tried Faxe strong beer recently. Danish or Viking brew.
Very smooth and goes down easy.
Belies it’s 10% alcohol content.
Sweet.??

 

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There’s an F150 in the background.

 

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If interested, review previous 3 posts.
I corrected pic sizes to full size. ?

 

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Can’t confirm it’s an old Ford but it’s an old truck.
A good looking one at that. ?

 

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Looks like a Ranger she is looking at.
Or it’s bastard twin step brother, a Mazda B series.

 

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oh look there is a truck

 

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F-100 or ricer, I will take the truck

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=190078159083370

 

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Geess is that a twin I beam?

 

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Geess is that a twin I beam?

I think that ended in 66
I am guess they changed some suspension anyways

 

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Quick grab from Google

 

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Quick grab from Google

Some of the craziest / scariest trucks to drive on poor roads - the suspension angles are constantly changing - those vans were nuts to keep going straight on the road , then add wind

 

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But on the pickups that suspension could bend and drop the front wheels deep like no other of the day to allow for crossing ditches or obstacles.
No Dodge or Chevy could drop the front axle that low.
First off, Dodge had solid front axle for the longest time.
Chevy went to short and long arms sooner so did not have the same suspension travel either.

They were also available on 4X4 pickups for a period.
They were produced into the 80’s.