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.

I'll have to dig to find a picture later on. It was a 1989 Ford F-150 single cab short wide Lariat. 5.0L 302 V8. Manuel Warn locking hubs for the 4x4. It was an awesome tan or buckskin color. I wrecked it as a sophomore in high school. My dad helped me find a donor parts truck in similar color and we rebuilt it with my uncle. Ended up adding a brush guard as well. Then came the 6" suspension lift and 37" boggers and the off road lights LOL!! The motor is since blown, but I di still have it. I have a son of my own now and plan to rebuild it in the future at some point with him and my wife.

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'66 Chev half ton, 327, manual with granny gear; wish I stll had that p.u..

1957 red Ford stepside pick-up, bought in 1975. Three speed on the column and I think it was a 336 V-8.

1969 baby blue ford f100 ranger.
Had an aluminum tool box in back and i made a frame with flat across top of rest of the bed with plywood doors that opened upward on sides and back and locked when closed. Kept all of my framing tools, nails, electrical saws and chords, etc in that and it was my work truck for framing houses.
Jim