The Ford N-series refers to a line of trucks produced by Ford Motor Company from 1948 to 1952. These vehicles were designed for commercial use and featured a distinctive, boxy design. The N-series included various models, such as the N-600 and N-800, which were known for their durability and versatility in transporting goods. The N-series trucks were equipped with powerful engines and offered a range of payload capacities, making them suitable for different business needs. Their robust construction and straightforward mechanics contributed to their popularity among small business owners and farmers during the post-war era.