drawing of 1925 pickup bed wood
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KimDobbins
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drawing of 1925 pickup bed wood
I had a nice drawing of the bed wood for a 1925 Ford T pickup but I can't find it. Does anyone have an accurate drawing? Thanks
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JTT3
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Re: drawing of 1925 pickup bed wood
Kim if you have a copy of Vintage For 2009 volume 44, number 3 it’s in there.
“This data came from Steve Coniff and fits an original '25 Ford T pick up box.
The two outer boards are 7 1/4" wide and 53 1/8" long. They have a 1/4" rabbit cut on the outside edge that is 13/16" wide.
The three center boards are 5 3/4" wide. Two are 53 1/8" long but the one that butts to the battery box is only 42 5/8" long.
The two long boards that are on either side of the battery box are narrowed about 1 3/4" for the last 10 1/2" to accept the metal battery box cover.
All board stock is 13/16" thick, hard pine/southern yellow pine. Hope this helps.”
Best John
“This data came from Steve Coniff and fits an original '25 Ford T pick up box.
The two outer boards are 7 1/4" wide and 53 1/8" long. They have a 1/4" rabbit cut on the outside edge that is 13/16" wide.
The three center boards are 5 3/4" wide. Two are 53 1/8" long but the one that butts to the battery box is only 42 5/8" long.
The two long boards that are on either side of the battery box are narrowed about 1 3/4" for the last 10 1/2" to accept the metal battery box cover.
All board stock is 13/16" thick, hard pine/southern yellow pine. Hope this helps.”
Best John
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Dan Haynes
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Re: drawing of 1925 pickup bed wood
I saved this several years ago from the forum, but I don't know how specific it is to 1925.
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KimDobbins
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Re: drawing of 1925 pickup bed wood
Thanks to both of you ! Steve sent me those dimensions and I can’t find them. I have his 25 pickup, it’s a great old truck.