Today's trucks have no class - compared to these.

Bubba Jr.

 
It is hard to believe that they made trucks like these.    
Some really cool and some not so cool vehicles here.
  
 
 

Horse Plains Drifter

Some neat ones there, but some are really goofy looking IMO. Really like the T fifth wheel set-up.

Mr. Perfect

Maybe so, but they get infinitely better fuel mileage, haul far greater loads, and last decades longer.

mogley98

I think they were all cool for the time and purpose

mjrfd99

Great post.
Love the old trucks.

mac10

we live in a boreing but chaotic time

He Dog

Wonder if the drivers would have preferred power steering, brakes and AC. 

US Military Guy

Bubba Jr. said:

 
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Imagine how much time it took to stage that photo!

Junkballer

That Luick's Dairy truck is far ahead of time, it looks like the nose section of the space shuttle.  

Brookwood

The old sedan deliveries were very cool IMO.    Then came the 70's and a Chevy van with wall to wall s.h.a.g. carpeting, stereo system that made me deafer than shooting, along with other unmentionable bling.   A mobile bedroom on wheels! 

A lot of streamline art deco went into those rigs back in the late 30's, 40's, & 50's rigs! 
I enjoy this stuff! 

love2shoot

What kind and year is the Pony Beer Depot pickup?

Horse Plains Drifter

It's a Chevrolet, and I'm gonna guess it's right around a '40-'41

bs233jl

Thanks, great pictures.

Ditch-Runner

would love to have at least one of the old stream line delivery trucks 
 style over function seemed to be part of it 

Merlinnv12

My first ride in high school. Wish I still had it!

pickenup

Your title says it all.....class.....no class.

Thanks, nice post.

Bubba Jr.

love2shoot said:

What kind and year is the Pony Beer Depot pickup?

That's an early 30's Chevrolet pickup. I could tell by the bow tie on the hub caps.

Bubba Jr.

Back in the day, I had a 67 GMC panel van that I put carpet, paneling, cabinets, and repainted the interior. It had Crager mags and a wild Kawasaki paint scheme.

Then I traded it in on a new 76 Ford panel van that I set up as a camper with water, closet, cupboards, carpet, paneling, made screens for the windows, and had silver mylar window coverings to keep the temperature down and offered a little privacy. We went on several vacations all over the east coast and Canada. Had a lot of fun with it.

dreher

When I was 16 I helped deliver milk in a truck very similar to the light green and cream colored Parmalee dairy truck.  I had to be across town at 3 am 5 days a week.  Didn't do much hell raising that summer.  This fact had something to do with being in bed at 7 or 8 pm every night!!       

Grasshopper

I could look at those vehicles all day!!