Everything was a-matic then lol Chromo-matic Hydramatic Poweromatic
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shawnbird2422 months ago
"Works like a truck - rides like a car". TRUTH
revadawn742 months ago
Hearing Ford and smart in the same sentence is crazy nowadays
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allenanderson4042 months ago
Pretty cool. Never saw that before. 😎👍
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luz_mireles2 months ago
The Ford logo with the light bulb alongside of it, from back in the 70s, & 80s was a real thing,, Good ideas were put into use
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marcelladörschner4832 months ago
That was way ahead of its time.
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enzogabriel_pacheco2 months ago
That's such a smart idea!
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christine_ferrand2 months ago
That’s really cool thank you for sharing. Gotta love those old Fords.
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aimée.foucher2 months ago
I love seeing the yellow dent sides.. my dad had a 79 super cab F250 and anytime I see that original yellow I remember that truck
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carrie.chambers2 months ago
So, there is no need for a helper spring? Simple... but brilliant.
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victoire.lucas2 months ago
I read about this feature in Vintage Truck five years ago! The article was about a 1972 Ford F250. At the time, I was looking to get a 1979 Ford F250 Camper Special.
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victoria_elliott2 months ago
I have those on my 1969 f100
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sébastienraven352 months ago
I have parted out at least 50 dentsides in my life. I cannot believe I have never seen this!
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thomastempest622 months ago
Ford was also smart having both tanks filled from the same side, unlike Chevy and GMC filling from both sides.
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robert_richardson2 months ago
My brothers bumpside f250 has them
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justin_brown2 months ago
I remember see this setup Great idea with the helper spring
advika_tara2 months ago
From the glorious time when Detroit made quality vehicles!
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elaine_fry2 months ago
There must be a drawback/problem, or they'd still be commonplace.
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melissa_haynes2 months ago
What happened to Ford? Ecoboost and blown head gaskets.
ashleyjames9852 months ago
The tie downs on the oitside of the bed.. they need to bring that back, these 4 corner inside the bed after they made the damn bed 15 feet in the air is BS, Im 5'10" damn it.. we arent all NBA players only trying to secure groceries. Seriously can yall go back to letting men design trucks again?
Everything was a-matic then lol Chromo-matic Hydramatic Poweromatic
"Works like a truck - rides like a car". TRUTH
Hearing Ford and smart in the same sentence is crazy nowadays
Pretty cool. Never saw that before. 😎👍
The Ford logo with the light bulb alongside of it, from back in the 70s, & 80s was a real thing,, Good ideas were put into use
That was way ahead of its time.
That's such a smart idea!
That’s really cool thank you for sharing. Gotta love those old Fords.
I love seeing the yellow dent sides.. my dad had a 79 super cab F250 and anytime I see that original yellow I remember that truck
So, there is no need for a helper spring? Simple... but brilliant.
I read about this feature in Vintage Truck five years ago! The article was about a 1972 Ford F250. At the time, I was looking to get a 1979 Ford F250 Camper Special.
I have those on my 1969 f100
I have parted out at least 50 dentsides in my life. I cannot believe I have never seen this!
Ford was also smart having both tanks filled from the same side, unlike Chevy and GMC filling from both sides.
My brothers bumpside f250 has them
I remember see this setup Great idea with the helper spring
From the glorious time when Detroit made quality vehicles!
There must be a drawback/problem, or they'd still be commonplace.
What happened to Ford? Ecoboost and blown head gaskets.
The tie downs on the oitside of the bed.. they need to bring that back, these 4 corner inside the bed after they made the damn bed 15 feet in the air is BS, Im 5'10" damn it.. we arent all NBA players only trying to secure groceries. Seriously can yall go back to letting men design trucks again?