Replica implies a certain amount of accuracy in reproduction; so perhaps we’ll consider this more of a tribute. Either way, someone took a 1964 Ford pickup and made something that looks somewhat like a 1910s-era racer.
Per the seller, this was built by a professional welder, used a 1964 Ford pick up frame and features a Ford 223 inline six running through a three-speed manual transmission. Supposedly, it “runs and drives good.” (SIC) Mileage is listed as 1M, but we hope that’s a placeholder for “unknown.”
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Madison, NE, USA
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Again, things are generally in the right places to replicate the Stutz, but nothing’s quite right. The headlamps, for example, are tiny compared to period-correct units.
Barrel-style fuel tank is nice and it’s good to see a spare present.
Interior is about as spartan as you’d expect, but the seat looks modern and somewhat supportive.
Here’s the classic Ford truck I6. Note that wiring isn’t exactly pretty.
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Built by professional welder on a 1964 Ford pick up frame with overhead valve straight six (223) and three speed manual transmission. Runs and drives good.
This car is a lot of fun. Unique one of a kind car that is a hoot to drive Clear Nebraska title.