... only in the dark green with the white cab and side strip. The '72 was one of my dad's first trucks.

Something like this...

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b5/b4...b15f4cb1e6.jpg

We had brown outs last winter when we hit a cold snap. Just wait until everybody owns an electric truck.

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Dad had, I think it was an 85 F100. Base ass model. FM radio was too much money, AM only. Obviously no AC. Dog ass 300 Ford IL6, manual transmission (that I will admit shifted pretty nice), nothing. Nothing at all to like.

I got to drive that several summers to change water.

God I hated that sack of turds.

Yeah, the styling now is shit. There are a few iterations out there that are pretty nice, but I'd agree, they're trying WAY too hard. I put a Pronghorn box on mine and that took a lot of the stupid out.

But you know what I like? AIR ****ING CONDITIONING. I've driven a pile of old dog shit and give me new(er) and not junk please.

My 15 silverado (before it got crunched) I thought had a pretty nice design if it just had an LED conversion kit in it.

Hey, I’ve got one of those fancy tailgates on my 2500 diesel, and the ass end is ****ing HIGH off the ground.

Like 4” higher than the previous year model.

I don’t use that step thingy because I have a hitch in all the time, but it’s pretty handy for hauling other shit. I guess I do use it to back up to the football field for high high school games . It’s pretty nice for that.

Id take this over any pos chivy of that era.
https://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/wp...05-610x465.jpg
The woody would be even better. They wouldn't die.
https://img.hmn.com/900x0/stories/20...-IH-3-1970.jpg

We kept an old 68 Travelall around the office well into the 90s. We would take it into the rock quarry mines. It had a steel platform rack we could get on top to drill ceiling points. it was perfect for that we didn't have to haul and **** with a ladder for the 12-foot ceilings. When the finally retired it it 1998 an old retiree bought it and used it on his farm. Damn truck outlived him he made it to his late 80s. Last I talked to his son who I worked with for a bit it still ran like a top.
https://bringatrailer.com/wp-content...?fit=940%2C627
Travelall.^^

The good ol days. My old man had a 79 except automatic. Stripped down everything...no air, am radio. Totalled it on the way to school one morning. We at least saved the bed to put on the farm truck.

Yeap. I had a 76 F-150 when I was going to college. I loved that truck. 3 on the tree too. Then one of my roommates rolled it in a ditch going too fast on a gravel road. :(

LET ME DREAM DAMN YOU.


Ever since Plymouth came out with the Prowler I have been hoping that, Ford especially, would come out with a modern vehicle with a re-released classic/iconic body.

Ford would sell a LOT of these trucks.

Ford, have this electric conversion
Chevy heres a 632ci big block rated at 1000hp.

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Exactly what I was thinking. I could think of a lot of much better version years to use on this than 1978.

That looks like a photo shoot from the movie dazed and confused!

I love that movie. “watch the leather man.” Hahaha

You know what I like about them high school girls?

I get older and they stay the same age.

Haha yes they do.