Another Photo. Had her at the Macungie, PA 40th Truck show this past June.

It works best when you put them together.......

1928-29 Chevy truck frame complete, fair shape, new/old weather checked bias ply tires. Father-in-law built a horse drawn wagon on the frame to travel from Mat-Su Valley to Girdwood Alaska. Never actually made the trip but it did save the frame. I'll get pictures as soon as the snow has melted.

Truck and Car Manual Library includes
IH K-7 forum TM-10-1141
IH K-7 forum TM-10-1173
NH Series
Ford Fordor Sedan is that how you spell four-door? I don't know, I guess so.
Ford Truck 1-1/2 ton
Studebaker R2 Shop Manual

I don't have an old truck but do have a 1945 Ford "commercial" i.e. a 1/2 ton pickup. Ford listed all their "trucks" by wheel base, and called them trucks, except the 1/2 ton pickup which was a called a "commercial". Because of WW-2 Ford quit building cars and trucks in February of 1942, didn't build any in 1943 and only built long wheel base trucks in 1944. In 1945 after the war ended they were building trucks but not cars, that year they built 18,000 trucks mine being one of them. On mine the frame carries a 1942 part number, the model plate shows it as a 1945 and it is titled as a 1946.

1929 pickup Chevy frame

Here’s a couple of more old gals for ya.  1936 Corn Binder and. 1935 Dodge Bros.  Ya can’t have old tractors without some old trucks around!   

Whitney Haist
Plymouth, CA
 

Just stumbled across this, so I thought I'd add my non Cat project

IronKitten wrote:

Here’s a couple of more old gals for ya.  1936 Corn Binder and. 1935 Dodge Bros.  Ya can’t have old tractors without some old trucks around! 

 

Whitney Haist
Plymouth, CA

Nice looking pair of trucks

D. wrote:

I don't have an old truck but do have a 1945 Ford "commercial" i.e. a 1/2 ton pickup. Ford listed all their "trucks" by wheel base, and called them trucks, except the 1/2 ton pickup which was a called a "commercial". Because of WW-2 Ford quit building cars and trucks in February of 1942, didn't build any in 1943 and only built long wheel base trucks in 1944. In 1945 after the war ended they were building trucks but not cars, that year they built 18,000 trucks mine being one of them. On mine the frame carries a 1942 part number, the model plate shows it as a 1945 and it is titled as a 1946.

I love those pre 1948 Ford P/U trucks

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