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1941 Ford Pickup – The Shiner

Published by Mike on November 21, 2013

1941 Ford Pickup – The Shiner
1941 Ford Pickup - The Shiner - Rod & Custom Magazine
What’s to say about Josh Scott’s pickup that can’t be summed up briefly? It’s a satin blue, Flathead-powered 1941 Ford pickup dropped over chrome wheels and whitewall tires. He didn’t fight to get it, nor did he struggle to bring it back from the dead. There’s hardly an exotic part on the truck.

Josh Scott
Spokane, Washington
1941 Ford pickup

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