found a van !!....also plenty pics of vintage step vans

after looking at endless rusted out basket cases, and almost settling for something that would have been totally wrong, i think i finally found close enough to perfection to get me started off......
not what you guys are use to, and a little newer then i was hoping for, but this will get the ball rolling, and i will still be looking for the proverbial perfect little p10 hot rod van......

its a little more then i was looking to pay, but i think in the long run i'll be happier with the aluminum bady, and the extra 18" of space in the back, plus its in great working order, and is 3/4 ton instead of just half ton

im going out monday to take a look at it and seal the deal if all is good....

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=4870&cat=13

this is sort of an ultimate end product idea......im not so much into the slamming but you have to admit, thats a sweet bread truck, lol

heres another idea giver/maker....

heres one for you patina lovers.....

i really really really want to find one of these !!!

i would so use this as a daily driver !

and last but not least......
this has to be the coolest functional show cone vendor in the world !!

I like the last two. I could get hooked on theses very easily.

Here's one ad for sale in Saskatoon, Sask - a '55 Mercury bread van. Someone could turn this one into a nice cruiser.

http://calgary.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-55-mercury-van-W0QQAdIdZ201880700

VanNutt wrote:heres one for you patina lovers.....

whay year is this?

texasjohn wrote:

VanNutt wrote:heres one for you patina lovers.....

whay year is this?

All grille bars are narrow, so it is earlier than my 52.

Rip

ok, but what is it.....

That van is a International Metro van. Used as bread trucks or milk wagons.
The one 56 looks nice, I be tempted, but my plate is full.