Bottom falling out on pre-emission trucks?

No it doesn't have to be road ready .. I enjoy projects .. and your right the wheels have been run off most of them so I don't expect a good 1.

 

I was intrigued as I've never heard of this place. Google maps is also a no go.

Drop me a pin, sounds like a place I'd like to visit.

 

Milford Ut.37 miles west off of 21

 

Classic trucks have always been affordable once they reach the “antique age” 25 years. Classic Truck hobby is not like the classic car hobby were in reality a car is only a $10,000 car and it auctions for $100,000 because someone is emotional about being 40-50 years old and they remember a friend in high school had that model car.
Also most people haven't figured out that cdls aren't needed for the old stuff if it is just a toy. Shhhhh that will be our little secret.

 

Even though these aren’t as old as some of the trucks people have mentioned on this thread, I’ve always liked the looks of the old Ford 9000 series, and my all time favorite would have to be a Marmon, any model. They might be as aerodynamic as a cinder block, but they look so good!

 

One of the happier days of my life was cutting up and hauling to the scrap yard our 2 transtar II.

 

My friend had a Ford 9000 with a Cat motor & a double eagle sleeper it was a nice driving truck .. but .. I never would tell him that ..lol