those Goodyear colors look great on this service station work truck

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10224940538499004&set=gm.1846449002722604&idorvanity=892215761479271

Curbside posted another cool collection of vintage photos, these commercial vehicles

https://www.curbsideclassic.com/vintage-snapshots-and-photography/vintage-photos-of-commercial-vehicles-of-the-1950s-and-1960s/

Great work truck!

 

legit work truck when you see the junk yard hood, am I right? 

I dig the regular ol shop work truck

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10239409448716874&set=p.10239409448716874&type=3

Coincidence, I went to grade school at Gilkey in Plainwell Michigan

I love it, this still has some lettering on it from when it was a business truck!

I love a work truck, especially a real vintage one, that gets a 2nd life with a new undercarriage and power train

 

If any one wants more information about the front bolt in crossmember and bolt in rear triangulated Back-Half, contact baldur@bousperformance.com

unreal that this ol Ford is still a daily work truck

 

the interesting cars in the Disney movie The Worlds Strongest Man

 

notice the Cougar parked on the left

Looks like they disguised the Meyers Manx badge with a 60's flower sticker

1949 Rolls Royce, it was also in the Love Bug! https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-love-bug-scenes-in-san-francisco.html

and what is amazing is that the Rob Reisner Bathtub show car showed up in the scan of Dexter's (Kurt Russell) mind

with the bikini model, of course

a sign painters truck in Palmer Alaska... you knw how rare it is to find a photo of a signpainter's vehicle when you're not looking for one?

https://www.mvhphotoproject.org/artifacts/sign-truck

a hardware store parts runner truck, being used oddly, to advertise the Wizard Of Oz

https://lowermerionhistory.org/home/full-text/lower-merion-and-narberth-postcards/sports-recreations-parks/

Carrigan Painting and Plastering... neat. Company work trucks of the larger size

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=315313520597164&set=pb.100063555549563.-2207520000&type=3

the truck on the right, that's a White

This 1930 Ford Model A pickup was originally used to haul ice and coal for Colonna Brothers Inc. based out of the Bronx,

https://fordauthority.com/2023/10/1930-ford-model-a-pickup-with-great-history-up-for-auction/

Dan Gurney All American Racers Eagle Club was for joining up for a newsletter, might have been a fundraiser for the AAR F1 effort after a sponsor pulled out

and the renewal stickers

membership had another priveldge, access to the open house 

where someone got a photo of the company truck, and likely, the only truck to ever sport the AAR decal

https://www.facebook.com/groups/112213797311/?hoisted_section_header_type=recently_seen&multi_permalinks=10159126008052312

https://www.facebook.com/groups/112213797311/posts/10159139882097312/

brilliant design for work truck storage, a slideout tray that uses the backseat area of a 4 door truck

see the video at https://www.tumblr.com/periperico59/728616774766067712?source=share

1957 F 600 truck getting auctioned off along with everything else at a family farm in Illinois

https://bids.aumannauctions.com/auctions/1279/lot/171282-1957-ford-f-600-2-ton-grain-truck

it's rare that I find a business that USES cool old work trucks on the daily job, it's been a couple years since the last landscaping company with old trucks post, but today Hagerty came across a International that's had 219 deliveries so far in ’23, 347 last year

Geneva Materials runs this 1946 International KB-7, and it's really cool to find this company owner appreciates the old iron, as it was what his dad was using when he was a kid. 

Like any vehicle enthusiast, Ron beams when he talks about the care he’s put into the truck. “Originally, she had an 89-horse gas engine,” he said. “I replaced that with a 6BT Cummins out of a school bus—it’s about 160 horses or so—and backed that up with a six-speed manual. With the 3.70 gears I installed in the two-speed differential, it’ll get almost 11 miles to the gallon.”

Some work days are light, with just three or four deliveries. Others are almost nonstop; a few weeks ago he had 12 in a day. That’s a lot of work for any truck, much less one that’s nearly 80 years old.

Ron's daily driver is a '56 IH truck

https://www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/hagerty-insider/these-international-trucks-epitomize-working-classics/

The one I remembered was using Mack, Ford and Chevy, in Michigan https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2019/03/michigan-landscape-company-owner-gow.html

the rarely seen Shelby team Ford work truck, in the rarely seen Cobra factory team hauler

https://forum-auto.caradisiac.com/topic/382057-les-transporteurs-ou-les-camions-des-teams-avant-80-143-et-150/page/131/

carpenters work trucks analyzed... what to get and why, by the Perkins brothers of North Carolina

it's been over a decade since I posted about some journeyman/handyman work trucks, ( I can't find the link, it's been a dozen years or so, and I didn't use the tag system back then ) and though I think this is important info type video content, not many pros are out there getting into the why and how of work trucks... they are probably too damn busy staying in business

helpful ideas like this bed extension for lumber... are new ideas to me. Very cool easy attachment to increase the trucks usefulness