Any As?

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L’Opéra de Paris, 1930.
 

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Tried to get it a bit bigger, but cannot see any obvious Fords present. Mostly French/ European vehicles which would be expected. Countries like France & Germany etc had fiercely protected local manufacturers & placed high tariffs on 'foreign'cars, making even a humble Ford more expensive than the local makes. The Fords that were sold there also had to have as much local content as possible & not be just a straight import.
Cheers - Tom in NZ.
 
.....well, not "made" but rather assembled in France (Asnières) from imported parts .....and starting in 1930 from a few locally sourced parts.

It even states that on the Ford emblem on the French assembled Model 's.

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Brad in Maryland
 
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