1949 kb 2 international, flat head 6 cylinder

Yours was cooler than mine DKS. I had a 1964 Ford 6 Cyl. 2 WD.

Trapper Pete , 45 years later I still have my 49 international pickup in the back yard 😊

My first truck was a ford f150 craftsman edition 3 speed 1 2 and reverse no lights no working doors and it was electric
It also had a working radio

ttt lets see more truck pics

Other than beaters for the farm as a child my first truck on the road was a 77 Chevy 1 ton single rear wheel 2wd, factory 454 & every option available for that year [align:left][/https://maps.app.goo.gl/c3sg1dMriuaLcjZf8

04 Chevy Silverado 1500. Also included in the photo is my first pheasant

Glad this thread popped back up. Wanted to share a picture of my first truck, '62 Chevy stepside 4X4 with a 327 V-8, and the first buck I killed with a traditional muzzle loader back in 1973. The winch got me in and out of more trouble than I like to remember. Finally drove it in a raveen and wrecked it up pretty bad. I told a guy if he wanted to get it out he could have it for $300.

My first truck was a 1978 Chevy Scottsdale 4x4 in Hawaiian Blue. 350, 4 speed with 4:10 or 4:11 gears. Rally wheels and dual tanks (because you needed them as mileage was around 10 mpg). Cloth seats, but no AC. Dual exhaust running glass packs.

I was 18 and it was a ‘panty pealer’

1986 GMC. 4.3 liter. 3 speed stick with overdrive.

36 Plymouth
56 engine and transmission
195? Oldsmobile rear end

Didn't have any money, so built a lot of Franken-vehicles.

First I ever drove was my grandpa's 1920 model T pickup , first I bought for myself was a 1955 Ford I got from a old farmer I trapped on in 1975 , wish I had pictures of it .

Dang! That’s awesome.

67 Dodge that had the engine between the seats. Slant 6. Paid less than $300. Local community college took it for a semester and rebuilt the engine - I paid for parts. Drove that truck until it rusted so badly that I had to put my left foot over a rust hole to keep rainwater from entering through the floorboard. Upgraded to a 68 Dodge D100. Paid $50. Community college rebuilt it also. It had been a forest service truck and was geared very low. Screamed at 60 mph. Wish I still had it.