Free Free Free What do you think?

Can anyone te me if this is worth anything?
This was part of the deal that found me last week and im have never seen one...

 

Whoa a crew cab??? Wow I've never seen one of them in that year?

 

The lady says its a 55

 

your alive!! get it!

 

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I am getting it along with four other trucks and a camping trailer

 

not sure who 'made' the crewcab for Ford, but I can recall seeing a few of those used by railroads and forest service along with government entities for work crew transportation.

one I recall was a Northern Pacific RR truck that had the retractable adaptor track wheels for driving on the rails.

dj

 

well if its free and you dont want it......ill take it! haha but seriously i would get it if i was you! does it have a box on it or? better go snap some more pics

 

Ill get more pics of it and the rest of the stash...

 

Oh and im not letting these slip thrue my hands... This lady told me there all mine and she even has pinks for all of them...

 

your paying too much, lol ok yeah grab it, that thing would be fun on a 1 ton frame with a ramp back on it

 

Do it!! Nothing to lose.

 

i think youre losing your time......here askin about it, while you should be there diggin it out!

 

You need to check what engines are in those bigger trucks.... could be Lincoln Y block series engines .

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I'd rock out in that!

 

cool score! i'll have to stop by and check them out on my way out to la quinta soon!

 

This truck would make a cool ramp truck, Unfornatualy i dont want to build it...

 

I get these as part of the deal she just wants them gone, There a eye sore to her... She is into hourses, There is a couple more back there as well...

 

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"I get these as part of the deal she just wants them gone, There a eye sore to her... She is into hourses".

Return the favor; Have some hay/feed delivered or offer to have a farrier stop by and re shoe a couple of her horses.

Might be able to even get it running. Then sell or trade it to someone who wants to build a ramp or shop truck.

Propwash is right; These were often used by Railroad crews. Also remote oil drilling crews. Would be interesting to see if there's any old door lettering under the paint.

 

I really want to build a early 60's ford f100 crew cab so this will be sold and i know where there is a solid crew cab in montana

 

Dude the f100 crew cab rocks, you can make some coin on that one

 

Thats the plan...

 

A freind of mine has a 56. They were made for the railroad. 3 door cab. They are neat.

 

I say jump on it real quick!!

 

I'm sure you realize that the cabs were all the same size, wether f100 or f800 just the fenders were wider,larger to allow for larger wheels and tires. Here's your crew cab,just waiting for your talent.

 

I did not know that, Thats somthing to think about

 

The mid-50s crewcab is super-scarce and that's a fairly desirable body style. You should have no problem selling it for a decent price, especially if you're willing to take the cab off and sell it seperate. I finally have a deal to sell my '66 ex-railroad crewcab and it's a piece of crap in comparison.

 

So what is one of these worth?

 

Only way to get a good idea is to find another one that sold recently, there's no guide to put a number on it. Plus it depends how solid it is, although I'd guess it's going to be decent being on the west coast and being a big truck that sits up high.

 

Lucky baastaard!!!