Project ford G48 from russia

After 19 years, Ford has become a monument.
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Ford aus Köln
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original color

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Hella's original horn
 
Slava, Welcome to the FordBarn Forums! Your car has IT. I mean it's cool. Definitely not your ordinary 1935 car. Thank you for sharing and please keep us updated as you need help and make progress to running and driving.
 
Lawrie said:
That looks like it has a full floating rear axle.
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It sure does. I wonder if it was added some time in the car's life or if Ford of Germany did things differently (especially on vehicles intended for the military). Some underside shots would be interesting.

Slava, welcome to "The Barn". I have a special interest as my first old car was a 1936 Tudor.
 
In France they (35's)were similar to US except for artillery wheels. There are 2 nearby me.Here is a '35 tudor I did back in 2007 .Its now in Sweden.The dog and fog lights were added by the Swede.
 

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Welcome Slava from New Zealand It is great to see you have joined the Ford Barn and the members will help you much as they can. A Russian Mother and daughter live only two houses from me and I help them as much as I can. I will mention them about you too them.
 
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Welcome Slava from New Zealand It is great to see you have joined the Ford Barn and the members will help you much as they can. A Russian Mother and daughter live only two houses from me and I help them as much as I can. I will mention them about you too them.
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Nice to meet you
 
After lifting the body, I repaired the frame
The frame was changed to fit the L6 engine GAZ 52.
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found in Moscow from Ford 1936
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set of 16 artillery wheels from gaz m1
 

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Regarding how high the front sits, in the one picture, it looks like the transverse spring was replaced, with twin springs.
 
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