The 1942 Ford Cab was a pickup truck produced by the Ford Motor Company during World War II. It was part of the Ford “Bonus Built” series, which included the Ford Pickup, the Ford Panel Delivery, and the Ford Sedan Delivery. The 1942 Ford Cab was equipped with a 3-speed manual transmission and a 95 horsepower, 221 cubic inch flathead V8 engine. It featured a 116-inch wheelbase and a 1,500-pound cargo capacity.

The car was designed to be basic and utilitarian, having a solid front axle and leaf spring suspension. It was offered in both basic and premium trim levels, with extras including chrome trim and an updated interior.

During the war, both the military and civilians employed the 1942 Ford Cab for a number of functions, including moving cargo and supplies. During the war, it became a popular choice for farmers, small enterprises, and individuals seeking a dependable and tough work truck.

If you are a car enthusiast, you surely like witnessing cars being built from the ground up and become as entertaining as watching a blockbuster movie featuring your favorite stars and actresses. But do you want to know what’s a lot more fun? I’m looking forward to seeing it when it’s completed.

In today’s story we will present to you an awesome video that lasts 26 seconds and you are going to witness a 1942 Ford CabOver just finished after a year and a half of hard work.

There’s a lot of effort put into this eye- catchingly beautiful vehicle and it shows. The exterior looks  elegant with the professionally done bicolor paint job, and we couldn’t imagine the combination of green and beige would be that cool.

On the other hand, the interior is so clean and well equipped with high-quality materials. Briefly talking, this ’42 Ford CabOver is an awesome piece of machinery and sweat shed, times passed and money spent for this project should definitely be appreciated.

Watch the video and tell us what’s your thoughts?