Was this a real truck ?

[CON VERT]

I mean , was it a regular production vehicle , love the look & stance , looks hot even in Peach & White

https://scontent.fybz2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/11000506_906437749419070_585969903394261830_n.jpg? _nc_cat=0&_nc_eui2=v1%3AAeG6n_jZAh7pG9UUdgbTsmzmyTN-y7bC3htNSgH1d9pmZsV4jhFpdZ2QokYNqGFhULqITZMTp-Siwc_UzBbt9dOYDy19btmKNrBuAaNQniZNaA&oh=cc5e2cabf8592382f4f26c2b032f297b&oe=5B2BE24F&efg=eyJhZG1pc3Npb25fY29udHJvbCI6MSwidXBsb2FkZXJfaW QiOiIxMTgxMTQzNDE1ODQ3NTIifQ%3D%3D

[Bksrt8]

It was more than likely a flat bed or stake truck. It would not have been a crew cab either lol The cab looks like it was a mid to late 70s F series. The box looks like a highly modified box from the 30s. It looks pretty good but if you know what youre looking at it wouldnt be too hard to figure out where all the peices came from

[Laffs]

Yep, def a 50's F600 or F700 converted to crew cab with a pickup bed.

[Laffs]

Actually, not so definitely. Upon further review appears to be a 50's area Ford C600 COE converted to a truck.

[RedSN]

1953

http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/uploads/photoalbum/1953-ford-c600-cabover-truck-1.jpg