I saw this oddity in a Facebook group. What is the make/model and year of this truck? π³π»π²by NotWorthyByAnyMeans Classic CarsRelated Posts Dodge Challenger Scatpack [4304×5380] May 21, 2024 Alpine volks fair May 21, 2024 Spotted [unknown] in Tokyo May 21, 2024 Itβs 2006 again and youβre looking for a sport wagon, which one are you choosing? May 21, 2024 Three years deep and almost ready for a tune … May 21, 2024 My g35 sedan drift car May 20, 2024 21 Comments Ill_Dig_9759 1 month ago Mid 50’s Ford F100.’55 I think. Battle_Lion 1 month ago Looks like a Nineteen Seventy-tree /s k6bso 1 month ago Ford F-Tree Fifty Bastardpanckes 1 month ago I don’t think that will buff out. ScottManAgent 1 month ago 1955 03zx3 1 month ago 55 Ford F-series. JEharley152 1 month ago They donβt build hood latches like that anymoreβ- Diabolus1999 1 month ago It’s the rare Ford Oak BB_210 1 month ago That’s one way to offset your carbon emissions. dbatknight 1 month ago The question is did the truck grow around the tree or did the tree grow in the truck? skucera 1 month ago Itβs a Model Tree NotUrFriendPal 1 month ago 50s Ford is the right answer, but the real question is if it ran when parked. point50tracer 1 month ago 55 Ford f series truck. DiveJumpShooterUSMC 1 month ago Looks like purposeful cuts on the hood. Some type of installation art or whatever it it called? The tree certainly didnβt do that. ulyssesred 1 month ago Aside from the make and model, itβs a truly gorgeous picture sillysided 1 month ago Youβre barking up the wrong tree Matthew-Paano-Torres 1 month ago ’52-’56 Ford F-350 or F-450. Model year range is ’53 to ’55. fall-apart-dave 1 month ago The tree is much older than the truck. Red_Phoenix_69 1 month ago Cut the tree down to make the new pickup bed and restore. AgFarmer58 1 month ago I was thinking 53 f3 derrpinger 1 month ago I bet itβs 3 on the treeWrite A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
dbatknight 1 month ago The question is did the truck grow around the tree or did the tree grow in the truck?
NotUrFriendPal 1 month ago 50s Ford is the right answer, but the real question is if it ran when parked.
DiveJumpShooterUSMC 1 month ago Looks like purposeful cuts on the hood. Some type of installation art or whatever it it called? The tree certainly didnβt do that.
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Mid 50’s Ford F100.
’55 I think.
Looks like a Nineteen Seventy-tree
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Ford F-Tree Fifty
I don’t think that will buff out.
1955
55 Ford F-series.
They donβt build hood latches like that anymoreβ-
It’s the rare Ford Oak
That’s one way to offset your carbon emissions.
The question is did the truck grow around the tree or did the tree grow in the truck?
Itβs a Model Tree
50s Ford is the right answer, but the real question is if it ran when parked.
55 Ford f series truck.
Looks like purposeful cuts on the hood. Some type of installation art or whatever it it called? The tree certainly didnβt do that.
Aside from the make and model, itβs a truly gorgeous picture
Youβre barking up the wrong tree
’52-’56 Ford F-350 or F-450. Model year range is ’53 to ’55.
The tree is much older than the truck.
Cut the tree down to make the new pickup bed and restore.
I was thinking 53 f3
I bet itβs 3 on the tree