Ford truck hinged bedside cabinets - GIF

Ford truck hinged bedside cabinets.

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Previously:

'32 Ford custom snowblower
1912 Model T Ford engine block milling machine - photos
1949 Ford F-6 steam conversion - photos
1983 Ford Wagon Queen Family Truckster - photos
Ford Mustang wagon - photo
Ford Pinto + Cessna Skymaster - photos
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I hope one of my clients doesn't see that, because he will want two...

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Originally Posted by IntheGroove

I hope one of my clients doesn't see that, because he will want two...

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This is not a little bit of work.

Mark

It is fancy, and for sure a lot of time planning and skilled workmanship.

BUT, Those tires on the ground along with the TWO spares strapped in the bed confuse me. They suggest that is an "off road" play toy. It would not take much of bump n the woods or trail to render many of the tools tucked away under that body inaccessible.

IF, it is instead an actual service truck, there is not near enough room in those boxes for all of the necessary tools.

This makes me very curious how the truck is actually intended to be used.

Once again, still cool looking, that might very well be the whole purpose.

Off road chase vehicle. The guy I know has two F350s with utility boxes and everything you could imagine. 37 inch BFGs with full custom suspension. He's a general contractor and owns a off road race team. Nothing is too good for him...

That's awesome. I've thought about doing the bumper so many times. My only complaint with this setup is that it would be LOUD. Not a machine to take down a gravel road.