I had a 1994 Dodge ram. Id could pull that junk Ford across any parking lot.

1962 Dodge Power Wagon

1953 GMC stepside 2 wheel drive, strait 6, 3 on the tree.

74 Ford F100

WS

A 1986 Mazda B2000 LX. My first and last pickup. I got sick of everyone asking me for help using it. Had it 12 years before trading it in for a sedan.

72 chevy long bed with a 307 and three on the tree

1970 Ford F100 a complete gas hog.

1985 F150 stick shift 2wd

1972 Ford f-100 sport custom 302 motor

1980 CJ-5 JEEP

77 F150 reg cab 2WD campers addition. I think the campers addition is just heavier suspension and dual tanks. Clapped out 351M which I replaced with a small block Windsor. Load er up to the top of the cab with green poplar and there was still room on the shocks.
Should never sold that thing.

71 GMC 3/4 ton flatbed. 250cid - SM465 transmission

1983 Ford Ranger, 2WD with the 4 cylinder and an automatic trans Slow as could be, but had a good radio.

87 Dodge Dakota

1970 K5 blazer. Doors were so rusted out I had to put my school books in a backpack so they didn’t slide out. You could see the road thru the bottom of doors. Top came off from windshield all the way back. Piece of junk but I thought it was great. This was 1980.

My first truck was very nice. 2006 Ford Ranger 4x4 4.0 V6 5 speed manual.

My grandpa had told me he would go in halfers with me on my first truck. I got my license in 2014 and started saving for my truck in 2012. I worked in the evenings at a local cabinet shop, put up fur for a local furbuyer, sold scrap metal, you name it.

Found the truck not far away on Craigslist. It only had 39,000 miles on it and was in great shape. A school teacher had it. I think we paid 7500 for it and I contributed over half.

This is when we brought it home. It was a great truck, wish I still had it

During 1983 I worked many hours on a friends farm for cash and they gave me a 1951 Chevy pickup that had been sitting for over a decade. I got it running and used it that fall on my trap line. Not an easy truck to drive, no power steering, stick shift etc. etc. I put an add in the paper and I sold it for $1,000 to a couple guys who bought it for their retired dad who had one of those when he was young. They really fixed it up nice and being the inheritors of their dad's mall investments they had the money do do so. Unfortunately he did not live very long after getting the truck, but was able to drive it a couple summers when he came back to WI from FL.
Next truck was an 1981 ford half ton with manual shift. Since then they have all had 4-wheel drive.
Bryce

83 Ford courier. Talk about a chic magnet.

1976 Chevy C20 with 350 and 4 speed. I got it in 1988 and still have it.

2003 Chevy short bed reg cab with a five speed and v8 fun little truck useless but fun haha.