Ford Photos

here is my 53 Pickup
 

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Hey Drbrown...just noticed Glens Falls, Bertha came from Newport & the DW is from Poland..Love the 'Dacks we Camp at Piseco Lake a lot.

Bob
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Originally Posted by TonyM [B said:
TonyM[/B]
Let's see your Ford.

Post a photo of your Ford V-8 here.

Here is a photo of my 1937 Ford DeLuxe Fordor.







Randall Hornback;1028592]Tom Super looking Ford,my Dad bought a new one back in 37.

Randall

Thanks Randall.
 
Oops, guess I had a brain fart when I originally posted. I literally posted a pic of just the Ford V8 engine in the compartment. Duh! Came back to it today after seeing TonyM's current post today. Buy the way Great looking "37 Deluxe and all of the other great early V8 Fords seen in this thread. Here's my whole '35 Tudor car this time.
 

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This 1936 Ford Roadster belongs to my friend Grant Fleming of Canada. He has driven this car to several EFV-8 National Meets in the United States.
 

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Always nice to see an unaltered, non-hotrod 1932 Ford.
 

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Here are photos of my family's 1940 Fords, and Dad's 1953 Mercury Monterey. I bought the 1940 Coupe back in 1974 for $225.00; it was a worn out modified car that I did not complete until 1989. I bought the 1940 Tudor in 1992 as a half finished street rod, finished it in 1994, and sold it to dad in 1996. Both of the 1940 photos were taken at Martin's Beach in Half Moon Bay CA. Dad bought the 1953 Mercury Monterey back in 1978 with just 83K original miles on it. He is the forth owner (Originally ordered by a woman in Berkeley CA; it then sold to two more Early Ford V8 Club members before dad bought it.) It is the only one of it's kind that we have seen with factory power steering, power brakes, power windows, four-way power front seat, rear package shelf speaker, deluxe steering wheel, windshield washer, and the Merc-O-Matic transmission. Over the years dad and I worked on it together. All of the mechanicals have been rebuilt, and all of the exterior chrome has been redone. The exterior has been repainted once, but the interior is 100% original. I took the photos in my parent's driveway the day it had to be backed out in order to replace their water heater.
 

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Besides my avatar roadster, this is my 40 year restoration (begun in 1973)which earned a Dearborn at an EFV8 meet. Had to make all new wood. Can see more pictures in a public album (click my avatar)​
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56 f600 thats driven weekly and the 51 woodie driven out of the garage for the first time in 50 years.... bought by my parents in 1956 and parked in 1964... we got it running and drove it to Woodies on the Wharf in Santa Cruz, Ca in 2014
 

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Saw this beautiful 1935 Ford Roadster on the street in Oakhurst, California, in 2005. Helped to inspire me back into the old car hobby.
 

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Wow. That is really nice. Thanks for posting.


Besides my avatar roadster, this is my 40 year restoration (begun in 1973)which earned a Dearborn at an EFV8 meet. Had to make all new wood. Can see more pictures in a public album (click my avatar)​
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