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Need more info. Are you referring to the biggest industrial work trucks? Or Are you referring to the biggest suv/pick up's trucks? Exc. Ford's Biggest Truck Launch Ever Accelerates At NASCAR's Biggest Racehttp://www.ford-trucks.com/news/idx/14/320/2007/article/Fords_Biggest_Truck_Launch_Ever_Accelerates_At_NASCARs_Biggest_Race.html
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What was the first Ford truck ever made?
Ford built it's first truck in 1900. It was his third vehicle. The first mass produced Ford truck was in 1917. Sold as a cab and chassis.
What was the first truck ever made?
Ford built it's first truck in 1900. It was his third vehicle. The first mass produced Ford truck was in 1917. Sold as a cab and chassis.
Was the first truck ever made a ford or Chevy?
No, the first pickup truck was built by Gottlieb Daimler in 1896. It had a grand total of 4hp.
What is the biggest truck made?
Caterpillar 797F.
Will the 2011 Dodge Ram 392 quicksilver ever come out?
I do not think that they ever made that truck.I do not think that they ever made that truck.
Is a Ford bronco a truck?
No, the Ford Bronco's vehicle body classification code lists it as a utility, which makes it an SUV. However, it as aggressive and powerful a platform ever made in it's class, which makes it easily mistaken as a truck.
When did Henry Ford make his Ford Truck?
He made it in 1924
How high is the biggest Easter egg ever made?
the biggest Easter egg ever made was 8.22
When was the first monster truck ever made?
The biggest monster truck ever was the Big Foot 5. It has fire tundra tires that are 10 feet high and 4 feet wide. To get in, Bob Chandler has to climb up the wheels from the back.
Where was the biggest truck in the world made?
The biggest truck in the world was made in a factory. It has eighteen wheels and weighs over two tons. It is very ehavy and is made for hauling freight across the country.
Who made the first pickup truck?
ford
When was the first Truck ever made?
Ford built its first truck in 1900. See: http://trucks.about.com/cs/vintagetrucks/a/ford_trucks.htm
