Title:
Littleton Ford 50 Years of Ford Trucks
Description:
1925 Model T Runabout
America’s first factory-built pickup
! It came with an adjustable tailgate, heavy-duty rear leaf springs, & a 4 cylinder, 40hp engine.
1932 Model BB
First Ford truck with a Flathead V8 engine available as an option. This vehicle could also be configured as a tow truck!
1935 Half Ton
Boasting a sloped windshield, curving roof lines & an all-steel cab, this redesigned pickup put Ford at the head of the class with buyers in 1935.
1940 Half Ton
For the first time in nearly a decade, a Ford truck debuted with cat-like styling. It offered drivers a modern, classy look.
1945 Half Ton (Post War)
As WWII came to an end, Ford resumed it’s production of trucks.
When first released, it was required that those interested in purchasing a 1945 pickup prove that they had conducted vital war-related business.
1948 F-1
A banner year for Ford enthusiasts - the first line of F-Series trucks debuted in 1948!
1953 F-100
Released during the 50th year of the Ford Corporation, the 1953 F-100 marked the second generation of light-duty Ford F-Series trucks.
1959 F-100 4x4
This marked the debut of Ford’s first factory-made 4x4 pickup. Previously, outside manufacturer, would have to convert their trucks to 4 wheel drive.
1965 F-250 Crew Cab
Another innovation came in 1965, with the advent of Ford’s 4-door Crew Cab.
This made another option available to consumers, that was previously only available from outside sources.
1975 F-150
By the mid 1970’s, Ford truck enthusiasts could choose from the F-150 and the F-250 - but this left a gap for consumers. Enter the F-150, which offered a pleasing balance of power and performance.
In the 50 years to come, Ford’s F-Series trucks consistently ranked among the top selling vehicles in America. These handsome coins celebrate the origins of Ford’s iconic truck line.
America’s first factory-built pickup
! It came with an adjustable tailgate, heavy-duty rear leaf springs, & a 4 cylinder, 40hp engine.
1932 Model BB
First Ford truck with a Flathead V8 engine available as an option. This vehicle could also be configured as a tow truck!
1935 Half Ton
Boasting a sloped windshield, curving roof lines & an all-steel cab, this redesigned pickup put Ford at the head of the class with buyers in 1935.
1940 Half Ton
For the first time in nearly a decade, a Ford truck debuted with cat-like styling. It offered drivers a modern, classy look.
1945 Half Ton (Post War)
As WWII came to an end, Ford resumed it’s production of trucks.
When first released, it was required that those interested in purchasing a 1945 pickup prove that they had conducted vital war-related business.
1948 F-1
A banner year for Ford enthusiasts - the first line of F-Series trucks debuted in 1948!
1953 F-100
Released during the 50th year of the Ford Corporation, the 1953 F-100 marked the second generation of light-duty Ford F-Series trucks.
1959 F-100 4x4
This marked the debut of Ford’s first factory-made 4x4 pickup. Previously, outside manufacturer, would have to convert their trucks to 4 wheel drive.
1965 F-250 Crew Cab
Another innovation came in 1965, with the advent of Ford’s 4-door Crew Cab.
This made another option available to consumers, that was previously only available from outside sources.
1975 F-150
By the mid 1970’s, Ford truck enthusiasts could choose from the F-150 and the F-250 - but this left a gap for consumers. Enter the F-150, which offered a pleasing balance of power and performance.
In the 50 years to come, Ford’s F-Series trucks consistently ranked among the top selling vehicles in America. These handsome coins celebrate the origins of Ford’s iconic truck line.
Country:
United States
Year:
2025
Denomination:
$1.00
Date Added:
2025-08-16 08:58:12
Date Added:
2025-08-16 08:58:12
