32 Open cab pickup

[Dave Mellor NJ]

rare bird

[mercman from oz]

1932 Ford Open-Cab Pickup - Dave Mellor

[Chuck Dempsey]

How long did Ford make the 'Open Cab Pickup'? Not many more years, I would guess....

[oldspert]

Originally Posted by Chuck Dempsey

How long did Ford make the 'Open Cab Pickup'? Not many more years, I would guess....

I have seen pics of 33-34 models but I'm not sure they were factory made.

Ed

[al's28/33]

1934 was the last factory roadster pickups

[mercman from oz]

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This Thread should be in with the Early V8 (1932-1953)

You asked when was the last Roadster Pickup?
The last year for the Roadster Ute in Australia was 1938.
Sales Brochure Illustration - 1938 Ford Standard Roadster Utility.

[Chuck Dempsey]

Interesting that they call it a 'utility'. Is 'pickup' not the common term in Australia?

[mercman from oz]

Chuck, Beside the Utes, Australia also offered these light trucks, but we didn't call them Pink-Ups?

[mercman from oz]

Australian Sales Brochure - 1939 Light Ford V8 Trucks.
I couldn't find a page on the 1938 Ford Light Trucks.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

A lot of people don't know it, but the grill bars don't connect to the center strip on 38 Ford trucks like the red one above. They do on the 39.

[mercman from oz]

1938 and 1939 Ford Commercial Grilles compared

[katy]

Originally Posted by Chuck Dempsey

Interesting that they call it a 'utility'. Is 'pickup' not the common term in Australia?

In Canada we called light trucks 1/2 tons, 3/4 tons or one tons, nowadays they tend to be called pickups, (the American influence of Canadian English).

[Model A Canuck]

Originally Posted by katy

In Canada we called light trucks 1/2 tons, 3/4 tons or one tons, nowadays they tend to be called pickups, (the American influence of Canadian English).

What would be the rating on a model A and T pickup? did they rate them like the later pickups?

[Model A Canuck]

Friends of mine have this 39 1/2 ton pickup.The 1938 and 39 pickups are my favorite truck of that era

[AzBob]

Originally Posted by Model A Canuck

What would be the rating on a model A and T pickup? did they rate them like the later pickups?

Can’t find my reference though 1/4 ton comes to mind for the Model A pickup. Model T. ??

[Bruce of MN]

Green is popular, there is another one in our Early V8 club.

Seen at Hershey in 2024:

[Chuck Dempsey]

Bruce, is the price for that green pickup $31,000? Hard to make out the price, but SURELY not that much....

[katy]

Originally Posted by Model A Canuck

What would be the rating on a model A and T pickup? did they rate them like the later pickups?

I've heard Model Ts called 1/4 tons.

[Bruce of MN]

Originally Posted by Chuck Dempsey

Bruce, is the price for that green pickup $31,000? Hard to make out the price, but SURELY not that much....

At Hershey, there just might be someone who just has to have it! Also, it might be a case of, "Yes, dear, I agree it has to go; I'll advertise it for sale this week. "

[Model A Canuck]

Originally Posted by katy

I've heard Model Ts called 1/4 tons.

Originally Posted by AzBob

Can’t find my reference though 1/4 ton comes to mind for the Model A pickup. Model T. ??

The TT was rated a one ton