Old Pictures of Earlies at Work

Dodge joins the ranks of Military Earlies!

cool

Ive posted this before but its from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (the first one)

How many umpa lumpas can you fit in an Econoline? Answer: All of um if they are neatly stacked!

Old Flower Shop Van

Duane in Tennessee.

Much better pic of the Marine van than the dusty one I found!

Nice snow picture too...looks cold.

Local company's service vehicles.Still in business today.Came up on Facebook jut the other day.Thought it was pretty cool.
Jack Ward & Sons Plumbing Company

Two more.

Econo pickup equipped with bed side boxes.

Didn't mean to take up so much space.Didn't know how to re size.

Pretty Cool pics of ol' Jack and Sons! Sure seems there were a lot more "slim" people back then.


These aren't as old as ol' Jack's, maybe late 90's.

Old Assembly Plant Picture

OldSchool look on current vans:

I pulled that same pic off an old hard drive last night with intentions of posting it. Notice the way the rear bumper is mounted above the front.



This picture taken outside of the Holman Moody shops shows an Econoline sitting waiting attention. H/M had a fleet of Econolines to take to Europe with the Rally Falcons. It's rumored they put a 427 in one of them. Again, the rear bumper is mounted above the front. We're wondering if all Econos were shipped this way? We talked about it a few years ago on the Econosrus yahoo group. Never could come up with a definite answer. Interesting to me anyways.



While we're on the subject of shipping Econo's here's a picture of a few in transit. Can anybody tell me the year? That's easy. Bonus question, How many white ones are there?



How about a shot on the transporter? This is a 65-67 big six with the C-4. That's what they looked like new from the factory.

Duane in Tennessee

That's cool about the H/M Shop. I noticed the double front bumper too, but didn't notice it was a rear.
You can see it better on the picture in front of the shop.

I got a few pictures of "Old Vans Still at Work" too!  





Spooky's has been on this forum somewhere before...nicely done


This Pickup lives down the street from me. I talked to guys wife and left my number for the husband but he never called. She said it belonged to his Grandfather who passed away some years ago and now his dad and him are planning to work on it.

Spooky was a member on the Econosrus site but he sold his truck a few years ago. It was his only daily driver and he was doing about a 100 mile commute. Just wasn't working out for him. He was a real fun guy to have on the site.

Duane in Tennessee

TAXI!!!



Oh...Guess this pic is out of a Turkish movie called "Yol" made in 1982. Still an interesting shot though. How did a made for Canada van end up in Turkey? lol

This one isn't a "working" Early, but it looks like there's a lot of "work" ahead!

At a base in Germany.



Interior of the restored Bell System Van.



Duane in Tennessee

I'm really liking this thread.Great work,y'all.

chevbone64 wrote:

Some Great Stuff guy's love the older photos and adds.. .

Great pics again...A lot of cool cars in the "DragMart" pic.

The Novas!

This one doesn't really fit in here but I think it's just to cool not to share.