Here is another interesting picture from Andy Hill's collection. This is a 1967 359LL that is located near Schaghticoke, NY. Notice how the fiberglass grill insert stick out a few inches. They installed an automatic trans is this truck and located the trans cooler in front of the radiator.

Looks good. At first glance you don't even realize the extended grill.

It must have a newer cab. 67 would have the 200 series dash. What a lot of postings and chatter on the '59 series lately. the 200, 300 and 700

I think the cabs are the same, the older ones just have a flat dash

Looks like a silage body on that farm truck and that's a application for automatics that farmers love . In the 70s I had a call from a farmer in Iowa or Kansas where he wanted to regear his F 700 Ford . That way ,his wife could drive the grain truck to the elevator and save the union wage when they otherwise had to hire a driver .

Yes Ted, If you look @ the dash it is raised. Where as the 67 would have the flat dash like the 200 series

I think I remember Andy telling me about this farmer back in the day. The guy put the auto's in so that his Daughters could drive them.