Anyone thirsty? Ford pop truck

[GLMFAA1]

Built this years ago for my neighbor who was a pop truck driver. Used 1/72 model airplane tires for hand cart wheels.

greg

[chuckyr]

"Pop"

[martinfan5]

I am thirsty now

[Danno]

Nice!

[1930fordpickup]

Cool.

[slusher]

That looks great.

[tbill]

that looks terrific, great job!

[Tom Geiger]

Nice work! It's interesting as you go around the country that we all call our favorite beverage different things. Here in my area we call it "Soda", in some areas they call it a "Coke" no matter what brand or flavor...

And I've never heard of the brand "Holly" either, must be a local thing, and no doubt someone's favorite.

[GLMFAA1]

Holly was a local bottler. has gone out of business since

greg

[Jim B]

That's really cool, Greg. Do you remember what you used for the roll-up doors?

[GLMFAA1]

I used the evergreen grooved siding sheets for the roll up doors

[Jim B]

Thanks for the info. Well beyond my skill level right now, but an interesting project.

[hooknladderno1]

Greg,

Very cool! Don't think I ever saw this one. Reminds me of one of the two pieces that Philadelphia used when they re-instituted their heavy rescue company in the '80's. It was a beverage truck and a converted ALF Century pumper.

[Mopar - D]

Nice build Greg I always thought a soda/ pop truck like yours would be a cool build.

[kilrathy10]

Awesome work, Man....That was a great idea to use the model airplane tires for the hand truck.....

And that would be "Us", down here, in Texas that commonly refer to soda/pop as "Coke" for the generic term for it....I have kids in Iowa that use "pop".....So odd, to me to hear them say that.....

[Tesla]

Very nice build Greg