Ford N-500 Pics

[Casey]

You have to scroll down a bit, but there are some nice reference pics of an early '60s Ford N-500 snub nose here: http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=428219&page=all

[Casey]

Nice YouTube slideshow of Ford N-series trucks, too:

[Chuck Most]

Fun fact- that scoop is the same one Pontiac used on their factory-sanctioned drag racing cars in the '60's. Pontiac bought them from Ford and put the Ford part number into their system so it would be legit for racing.

[Jim B]

Nice looking Ford N-Series. Now, if only the resin conversion wasn't $200!

[Casey]

Nice looking Ford N-Series. Now, if only the resin conversion wasn't $200!

Oh, the one from Europe. Motor City Resin Casters does a '63 for considerably less: http://motorcityresincasters.com/63N600.htm

[Jim B]

That is a really nice looking transkit. I think the onc from Romania is a complete kit, though, now that I think about it.

[Ben]

I just ordered the one from Dan Models in Romania. There's actually two parts or two seperate kits that make up his version. There's the cab kit that contains all the cab and interior pieces and then there's the chassis kit that has the frame, wheels and tires and Cummins engine. The Dan Models is the heavier, Ford N 950 and the Motor City version (mastered by Tim Ellifrit) is an N 600 which would more than likely be gas powered. I'm thinking about ordering another chassis from Dan Models and the N 600 cab from Motor City to have that version as well. I would just omit the Cummins for tthe proper Ford gas engine in the N 600.

[GLMFAA1]

Found these pictures while I am attempting to scan all my negatives to digital

Enjoy

greg