any guesses? by Faemike55
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Description
Treasure House needed a new addition to the fleet (of one) vehicles. It not only had to carry food donations and bread for the food bank, the new vehicle would have to carry more than two people (legally) for other functions besides the food. So May 01 to July 31, we had a campaign to raise money via donation. A business group, whose name escapes me fight now promised to match us, dollar for dollar up to $5,000.00.
Well we did that and much more -
So why this rambling while posting a picture of this beautiful truck?
We had gone over to the local Ford dealer to look at potential prospects. In this dealership there were some other vehicles to look at and drool over.
The truck caught my eye right away, so I took some photos of it.
Anyone have a clue as to what year, make & model?
Thank you all for the wonderful comments & faves. I do appreciate them all.
Have a great Sunday
Mike

Comments (48)
oh my it old for sure. cool shot
cool
Very nice image!!!!
Beautiful.
I'm going to say it's the 1924 Ford TT Delivery. The round window versus a square window I think is the give away.
Cool looking capture of this Oldie!
fabulous capture
It's a beauty, whatever it is! And I haven't heard, but I hope you've found a place to move?
what a beauty and great shot of it.
Great capture of this beautiful truck Mike. I would guess pre-WW I, maybe WWI!
Looks cool!
Excellent find and capture!
Splendid old vehicle!
No idea... but it's a real beauty!
wonderful wood on this old truck!
Beautiful shot!
Great find!!!
First my congratulations for the success for the Treasure house by collecting so much money for the charity, my friend. Then a great hurray for this fabulous oldie, and your capture of it. Of course I don't know the approximate matter what year it is, but I'm guessing the early years in 1900, he remained in such a very beautiful state, and anyway, it's a fascinating car, as well as photograph, Mike.