, and secondly it has no roof or winshield 
. I wondered if someone made this truck that way or if Ford produced work trucks like this? 
Well I got to look at it up close this weekend and noticed how the dash appears to be made out of Ford materials and not homemade. The gauges remind me of the ones used on other large Ford trucks of the 1960s. The dash and hood have clean edges and there are no mounts for doors. The steering column, pedals, floor shifter, and front panels are the same as on our trucks. The muffler and exhaust are mounted under the front bumper for safety reasons(fuel vapors, etc). I wish I could've seen under the hood, but I am not that nosy.
It would be neat to own on of these. There's so much you could do with a truck like this. You could keep it a fuel truck, you could remove the tank and put a flatbed on it, you could remove the tank and put a long bed on it(although you might have to "stretch" it), and so many more possibilites.
