No mall crawlers, no cream puffs. Real work trucks. Any make, any age, any shape. Must be for work. Doesn’t have to be your own. Let’s see them.
photos of Work trucks only
- Thread starter Snagglefoot
- Start date
Chevy 2500 HD
2007 Silverado 3500HD
Not meant for heavy work but it works for me.
62 and 71 Dodges.
BrendanC
$100 site donor 2024
gorgeous trucks.
My '78 C20, Scottsdale. I've had it since '98. It's a 292 L6, 400 Hydramatic, factory air, PS and heavy duty power brakes (same as 1 ton, but with vacuum boost instead of the hydroboost.
What a great engine that produced manly torque. We had one in a '78 2500HD and that engine would out pull some of the V8s at low RPMs.
Mandatory 4.11 axle too. Strange how it will cruise and just keep accelerating!
4WD
$50 site donor 2025
How about an over worked F100 ?
Nick1994
$100 site donor 2024
My work truck is pulling my truck bed trailer. I bolted it on a crappy old boat trailer I had. Got the bed for free from the body shop my dad worked at, it was rear ended.
I had 2,200 pounds of concrete in it once. My brother borrowed it and scrapped like 7-8 complete engines and 3 transmissions, plus other junk.
No insurance, permanent registration, almost no maintenance.
I had 2,200 pounds of concrete in it once. My brother borrowed it and scrapped like 7-8 complete engines and 3 transmissions, plus other junk.
No insurance, permanent registration, almost no maintenance.
4WD
$50 site donor 2025
2020 was the first year I did not own an LT - but purchased a 5’x10’ utility trailer - gets it done …
I had a 65 and a 76 Dodge truck on our small hobby farm. That 65 with a slant 6 after I rebuilt it would do anything and not complain. Stick on the tree and with 2 WD would go anywhere. The 76 had automatic and High performance slant 6 and a club cab. Wish I still had it.
AZjeff
$50 Site Donor 2023
Followed him into the ACE hardware.
His and hers. My wife drives for a local farmer hauling grain. I got roped in to the operation during the last harvest. I had the yellow fenders, my wife drives the Lonestar.
Farm plated means no need for a CDL, at least in Iowa that's the rule. I hauled grain with our semi at 16 with a normal operator's license.
