Bought this truck last summer, 2025. I did drive it home but it has lots of issues. New wiring harness with a wad of wires laying on the floorboard. Most gauges didn’t work. No headliner, no seatbelts, some of the lights didn’t work. It has a Single Brake master cylinder (not safe). I’ve repaired most…

This was my dad’s Ford Ranger. He started with a bike paper route when he immigrated to America. Ever since then he always just had smaller vehicles for fuel efficiency. But in 2017, he purchased this Truck. He maintained it until 2019 when he decided to finally try to fully restore it. He took it…

My parents 1st new truck a ’79 bronco purchased locally in Dearborn MI. I was born 2 years prior. As a kid we always drove this. Took trips up north. I loved this truck growing up! Over the years it had several upgrades, engine, suspension, but the truck was always pretty good. Over the years…

I was looking for my first truck when my dad and I came across this truck on Facebook Marketplace. We went to look at it and he said there were too many issues and it was too expensive. I was so upset. A week later I heard a truck rumbling down the driveway. It was…

I took delivery on this truck April 19, 1977. Price with fiber glass topper, taxes and license was $7200. The truck is an F-150 with explorer package, 4 speed, with 351M engine, and has less than 96,000 miles, no rust. It is dark brown metallic and was very dull when it was 10 years old.…

I was still in college barely making my way financially, but I had to have this truck. After all, I wanted to go to cruise nights, car shows, and the like. I am old enough to remember cruising on Saturday nights with friends, and I am also old enough to remember back then cool trucks…

I’m 19 and I found the 2 truck parked for 30 years, did a whole frame off myself. It’s a 1978 f250 Crew cab that I super-duty axel swapped, hydro boost. 460 with a zf5 manual transmission. I used the frame from the 1973 crewcab and the body off the 78.

Old Brown: A Lifetime Behind the Wheel In 1969, my Dad walked into Babbitt Ford in Flagstaff, Arizona, and drove home a brand-new truck. Like most trucks of that era, it wasn’t purchased as a showpiece, it was bought to work. That truck, later known simply as Old Brown, earned its keep early on hauling…

This truck was my wife’s father and grandfathers 1st service truck for their service station and heating and plumbing business. It has been a restoration and modification project using many items purchased from LMC Truck. The interior, all glass, rubber parts, door and tailgate hardware and many other items came from LMC. It has a…

My dad bought this truck new and put 83,000 miles on it. In 1991 I was eleven when he decided he wanted to redo the whole thing. We took it down to the frame, sandblasted and started going back very slowly. Year after year he bought what he could body wise until 1996 or so…

I purchased my 1965 F100 Flareside when I was retiring from my GM position in the auto parts industry. A regular customer named Jimmy overheard me talking to another customer about a 1954 Ford Truck that I was looking into. Jimmy told me that he had a 1965 Ford F100 junked on his 8 acre…

When purchasing this 1994 Bronco for my wife on February 14th (Valentines day) 2000, we did not envision it being her daily driver for 25 years. In late 1999 we started looking for a new vehicle, looked at several (beat) Bronco’s, then found this absolutely mint low-miler. My wife fell in love with it and…