So I found this 1933 Ford 1.5 ton farm truck in a field next to a road that I used to get to a couple Hess Flowbacks.
Luckily, the owner had a "Posted" sign on the corner of the property with his name and phone number.
I called the guy and we struck a deal on the price.
I think the flathead is probably no good, we'll see.
This thing is huge, it looked much smaller when it was sunk into the ground and the weeds.
I found this 1934 Ford frame on The Hamb, it's a website that is for old cars. The frame is in Glasgow, MT.
This is why I am keeping this truck and building it, usually I would have flipped it and made a few hundred bucks. When I saw what it could look like I was hooked like a crack addict.
This is a picture my sister Tiffany took after I got it unloaded at home.
