A Fordor Pickup?

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Originally Posted by john hamilton

Pix of my extended cab AA using Snyder rear corner panels. I made the back panel from 18 gauge steel so it would have a reasonable rear view. The bottom of the window is even with the top of the seat back.

John, a friend has a huckster with odd design cab & box. In that raised area right behind the door window, he trimmed the hole out & made it into a 1/4 window. Looks as if it was factory done! Bill W.

[Gary WA]

Here is an extended Cab!

[WTSHNN]

While wandering through some of my old pictures I found this one that I snapped at the Williamsburg MARC meet back in 2007.
-Tim

[pat in Santa Cruz]

this one is more like an extended bed, but its not photoshopped


home made pickup by tiopato2000, on Flickr

[Tom Wesenberg]

Originally Posted by pat in Santa Cruz

this one is more like an extended bed, but its not photoshopped


home made pickup by tiopato2000, on Flickr

That belonged to Al in our club. Originally it was used to push cars at a race track. I believe Al said he sold it recently, so I don't know where it is now. It has a non driven tag axle, shich made it tricky at times to load onto a trailer. With the tag axle you have much less weight on the driven axle, so it would slip going up the ramps.

[CarlG]

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Do I see the "C" word on the tailgate?

[Jordan]

Originally Posted by WTSHNN

While wandering through some of my old pictures I found this one that I snapped at the Williamsburg MARC meet back in 2007.
-Tim

I was wondering when someone was going to upload a pic of this truck. I've seen it twice, it's a really nice truck.

Ron Kelley is building a 4-door AA truck with a tilt bed on back to haul his speedster around on.