44. The Ford Pacifica
The Pacifica is any hippie’s dearest dream, as it is perfect for the beach, getting all the girls’ attention, and holding long-boards perfectly. Here we have a 1962 Ford Econoline that designer Gene Winfield carefully and stylishly re-did. The Pacifica truck is a really cool one as it features an asymmetrical design with two headlights and taillights on the driver’s side while there is a single one on the passenger’s side. Where the Pacifica is concerned, there seems to be something odd about it as presented in an off-center form. Gene added a transmission, a 5.0 liter injected engine, and a back-end that was all part of a 1992 thunderbird to add to the truck’s renovations. The truck has been transformed into something oddly unique.
The Ford Pacifica
43. Sleeper Truck
This truck is certainly one we will not use for our road trip, but we have to give the owner credit for taking the time to ensure all the colors are in the right places. However, we have to be honest enough to admit that this truck will be going through a rough phase before we know it. Come on, from the way this seems, we can tell it is going to start sag before it even lives out of Illinois. In addition to that sad reality that lies ahead, we can all agree that this truck’s turning radius is probably measured out in acres
Sleeper Truck
