1946 Ford Model 69Y one-ton truck is fitted with a stake-side flatbed, a 239ci flathead V8, and a four-speed manual transmission. Great Business Advertising vehicle that can be driven in Parades or on the street. 2 videos: Video #1 https://youtu.be/7-HvTOVnLoA?si=g05_L524CBs6aUa_ Video #2 https://youtu.be/eW84gKOyhzU?si=KsOdbvCXDa3H0jSd Finished in green and black with beige accents, the truck has black vinyl upholstery on a bench seat. Equipment includes red bumpers and a red frame as well as a grille guard, running boards, turn signals, wood bed flooring and stake sides, dual side mirrors, red-painted wheels, polished hubcaps, and a fuel cell. The cab is finished in green, the bumpers and frame are red, the fenders and running boards are black, and beige paint accents the cab. Features include a black grille guard, turn signals, dual side mirrors, a two-piece windshield, a single windshield wiper, rear mud flaps, and multiple taillights. The 239.4ci flathead V8 was factory rated at 100 horsepower. A six-volt electrical system is retained. Railway Express Agency signage is attached to the sides of the Flatbed. Red-painted 17 steel wheels are adorned with polished hubcaps. A spare is secured inside the bed area. Braking is provided by four-wheel drums. The brakes and wheel cylinders were recently serviced, and photos of the work in progress are shown. The cabin features a bench seat upholstered in black vinyl. Interior appointments include a painted metal dashboard, diamond-plate-style black flooring, a heater, a glovebox, and a rearview mirror. Instrumentation consists of a 60-mph speedometer flanked by gauges for coolant temperature, fuel level, oil pressure, and amperage. A Stewart-Warner oil-pressure gauge has been added beneath the dashboard. The five-digit odometer shows 36k miles,
