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Old 02-21-2026, 10:28 AM   #33
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Default Re: 1938 Ford Farm Truck Barn Find

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You have a great old truck and a good plan. The truck was lucky to find you. You have made an excellent connection with Ford folks here. I would suggest you consider looking into the Antique Truck Club of America (ATCA) where you can meet die hard truck folks, too. Between the Ford experts and the truck experts, you can learn a lot in a hurry. There will be an ATCA show in Whitney Point NY this September. I don't mean to be a wise guy, because I know it depends on your perspective, but calling these "big trucks" is really a bit of a misnomer.
I think that since we are all here to discuss Fords from the flathead era, we use the term 'big trucks' to differentiate between Ford's half tons and their higher capacity brothers, the one tons, 1 1/2 tons and two tons.
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