1925 Ford Model TT Truck

[@ronburgundy6760]

I’ve got one! It was my grandfather’s and stayed parked in the barn for over 70 years and my cousin got it running. So cool now we drive it in the 4th of July parade!

one of these trucks are still in operation collecting sandalwood near Kalgoorlie in Australia.Its driven by an 80yo guy and looks in a shabby condition,modified somewhat but still working

[@mr.saf_ford4464]

I WISH I HAD 1 OF THIS

[@enriquerodriguezmoreno4017]

Hermoso Camino 😍 lo venden 😍 ahun esta disponible 😍? Les mando un cordial saludo y un fuerte abrazo desde México 😃🤗👍👌😍👋🏼.

[@Platano_macho]

Still more reliable than today's Ford trucks

[@flaminghomo2275]

Yeah pretty much

[@elpatolucas22]

Y logico si no tiene casi nada para romperse.

[@ourv9603]

Ford is working on a new generation of truck code named the T3. What a curious designation. I'll bet it represents>>>> T for truck 3 for 3rd gen 1st gen> TT 2nd gen F series 3rd gen T3 series !

[@enca155andiennie8]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@rogerc.roberts4705]

Have one which I have installed a "C" cab body, would have liked dome shots of how the bed was built. I am.not certain ad to which year the bed is from, has the "Ford Trucks" logo on the rear crossmembet of the bed.

[@embalmer178]

Where is the vIn#? Have a 1924 Model TT Hearse going to Mecum in a couple weeks and need the pick of the vin?

[@username3244]

The vin should be stamped into the drivers side of the engine block, right next to the water pump.

[@gretagorsuch310]

What is the music we are hearing on this video?

[@Lagashito]

Song name?

[@crashnburn3635]

rat rod tyme!🙃

[@dancingtrout6719]

15 mph ..huh >> In 1939 a british gent by the name of john rhodes cobb built a car and took it too the bonneville salt flats and went 386 mph