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Tool Truck and Cool Vehicle Photo Gallery
For your viewing pleasure, here are some photos of different years, makes, models, and body styles of Tool Trucks, Step Vans, Hot Rods, Hot Rod trucks, and interesting auto history landmarks. And if you look, you might find trucks like them in our classifieds section. These truck photos are here for one reason - we like Tool Trucks, and we like to look at them, the more the better.
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This is a 1963 Ford Econoline Van
1965 Plymouth Wagon (not a tool truck, we just
like it a lot)
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| 1987 Precision 18' |
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C'mon back, c'mon back, Whoa.
WHOA!!!! That's good |
Something is wrong with this
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| 1981 Peterbilt 359 Custom |
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| 1963 Chev Step Van Camper |
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| This is a Precision-built truck. This Arkansas-based company actually made the Chassis, Body, and Interior in their plant. The smooth ride and handling of this truck was simply amazing, especially on rough roads. It had a tilt wheel and a comfortable drivers seat, ahead of it's time. The interior featured polished and turned aluminum shelf fronts and a huge shelf over the engine area. When it ceased operation in the early 1980's, one of it's key employees, Bill Born, took his experience and knowledge of tool trucks and started Phoenix Commercial Vehicles in Clarksdale, AR. Bill continued to manufacture a lot of his own parts, like a custom liftgate with a tapered platform. If you own a Precision truck, you definitely won't see yourself coming down the road. If you ever get the chance to drive one, take advantage of the opportunity. Simply amazing, very agile for a big truck. |
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Coming soon: the new 12"
by Econo Vans Inc |
Chris runs his "truck" in Australia |
Freightliners ready-to-go |
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| 1961 Chevrolet Step Van, but looks older than that. |
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| 1951 Chevy Rat Van. "Rat" is being used generously. |
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| This is also the new Hino, a 2007. Pretty nice-looking front end. |
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| 2006 Hino 268A. |
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| 406 Cubic Inch small block Chevy motor. 6" Eagle rods and 4340 Eagle crank, 13.5 x 1 domed SRP pistons, Lunati Cam 297/305. Dart Air Gap intake, 850 double pumper Demon carb, Moroso Drysump Vacuum pump, SFI flexplate, custom-made headers. 2 speed Powerglide with Turbo 350 input and output shafts. |
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ToolTrucks.com in Barbatos - who the heck is
this guy? Nice T-shirt. |
....................Freightliner FL Series with a low side entry door. |
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| We LOVE the flames! |
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| The Cadillac Hotel in Detroit and the old Model A factory. |
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| Ford's River Rouge Plant. Lots of history there. Parts of it are still in operation. |
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| Henry Ford's Fairlane Mansion, and to the right is Mr Ford's first house after he made it big in the car business. |
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| Infamous bridge at Ford plant, Packard plant front door, Packard plant, and the Fairlane Boat House. |
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| Off to the Beach. |
This thing is cool, and really tall. In Detroit area. |
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| 111 cubic inches of pretty cool tax writeoff. |
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| The good old days. |
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| We like the paint scheme. |
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ToolTrucks.com around the world, and who IS this guy?
This time it's the Grand Cayman Islands. Some people have all the luck! |
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| If diesel prices go any higher, get ready for the econo mini Step Vans. |
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| If Boyd Coddington built a tool truck... |
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| Looks like it's about 8' long. |
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| Look at the cool wraparound engine shelf. Is that a neon clock in the center? |
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| This thing is cool looking in a weird kind of way. A 1950s Ford, probably a prototype. |
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| Dodge Step vans are no longer made as of 1981. A 440 V8 was available, and they were quick. |
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| 1966 Chevrolet |
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| CAT 3126 7.2L Diesel |
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| Blue Flames. Different. |
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| We think this guy just wants some free advertising. OK, you got it. Looks good in black. |
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What is this thing?
Does anybody know?
email answers to
gallery@tooltrucks.com |
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| This is why step van bodies should be made of aluminum. |
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Jack Stands $1.99 "Only At The Home Depot". We suggest you get over there. |
| This Matco truck comes complete with the Three Dog Security System. |
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| From the 1970's |
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| 1950 Ford Step Van |
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| This is a 1999 GMC W4500 16'. Thanks Frank. |
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| 1951 Snap-On truck. Owner restored it and put it up for sale. Wonder if it sold. |
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| Photos courtesy of www.crazyaircustomz.com, Kinston, NC Smoke 'em if you've got 'em, dude |
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| 1999 International 4700 16' |
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| A variety of truck bodies. A Union City classic, a Grumman, and the Freightliner front end. |
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| 2004 Freightliner MT45 |
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| 2001 Chevrolet Kodiak 24' |
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| 2001 Chevrolet Kodiak 24'. Look above - it's the same truck, and we mean the very same one. |
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| 2003 Freightliner MT55 20' |
2004 Chevrolet C5500 18' |
2003 Freightliner MT55 20' |
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| 2002 Freightliner FL70 28' . |
1988 Precision 454 V8 |
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| Freightliner MT 55 |
International 4300 |
Freightliner MT 55 |
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