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04-05-13, 01:34
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Todays suprise
This Ford 1952 f5 was given to me today , it looks complete , I ve never seen one like it around here.
Does anybody have one like it , with pictures?
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04-05-13, 01:56
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Nice score. I always wanted one of them to make a ramp truck.
Barry
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04-05-13, 02:04
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52 Ford
There are a few in Australia Andrew - (you may already know that).
Ian Styles has one and uses it to shift around his gear. Very handy to move around a Bren Gun Carrier.
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04-05-13, 17:25
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I learned to drive a truck in the 1948 version
Hi
I learned to double clutch driving a 1948 version of the same truck at camp as a teenager, 1960s, picture below is of same truck same camp in 2003. These trucks are great, engine and transmission are straight forward and easy to work on. Lots of that period Ford F-5s were used by the US Military in non-tactical roles. Cheers Phil
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04-05-13, 22:27
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I learned to drive on a Bedford 15cwt truck in 1950 and also needed to double declutch
http://www.google.ca/search?q=bedfor...2&ved=0CDgQsAQ Cheers Brian
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