Here's my '72 that my Dad and I redid when I was in high school.Nov 2015 ⋅ 7house2 ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #72
Just bought my Grandfather's 1979 f250...need advice!Dec 2015 ⋅ eyeballshurt ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #f #1979
My dad had this project for torn apart 25 years. He got diagnosed with Parkinson's and we finished it in three months.Mar 2015 ⋅ HotrodCorvair ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #25
My '49 Chevy 3100 (still a work in progress)Sep 2015 ⋅ Wet_The_Fart ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #still-a-work-in-progress #3100 #49
My current project, '74 Bronco (x-post r/classiccars)Dec 2015 ⋅ Eldiabloburrito ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #x-post-r-classiccars #classiccars #x-post-r #74
Just discovered this sub - wanted to share my '69 F100Feb 2015 ⋅ 1_EYED_MONSTER ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #F #69
Here is the only two vehicles I own, my '69 C30 and my '74 D100Feb 2015 ⋅ zombiedodge ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #100 #30 #74 #69
Saw this working as an active fire truck today. Thought you might like it.Oct 2015 ⋅ Zacaton ⋅ r/classictrucks
My soon to be project. 1977 F150 Custom. 4-speed 4x4.Feb 2015 ⋅ JWB21WHS ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #F #1977 #4
As a broke college student I don't get to put as much money as I want into it, but little by little I'm completely restoring her.Feb 2015 ⋅ Sskaggs981 ⋅ r/classictrucks
Autocar U-7144-T WWII era US Army 4x4 tractor truck (c. 1941). This one was transferred to the Air Force after the war based on color and stenciling.May 2015 ⋅ BravoSherpa ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #7144 #1941 #4
Just reinstalled the Factory radio into my 1982 C10Feb 2015 ⋅ Liberty_Waffles ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #1982 #10
Not as old as some, but still turns heads. 1984 c10 stepside.Oct 2015 ⋅ OhMFGoose ⋅ r/classictrucks ⋅ #1984 #10
Can anyone identify this old truck? Seen in Surrey, UK. Still runs!Apr 2015 ⋅ Canplay4to7and10to15 ⋅ r/classictrucks
