Ford Memorbilia

TinCup

TinCup

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My wife's grandfather was a Ford dealer in a small town in northern Oklahoma during the 1930's-1950's. I have a number of dealer specific items but ran across this today while cleaning out an old box. It's just a paper weight but still a nice piece of Ford.
 

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Nice Will!

Kind of wonder what else is out there!

And I sure like the display on the front of your bumper!

Hope you are faring the storms...Dry up here...NOT GOOD!...Wheat harvest may start quicker than we think.

Pluck
 
Mine is going to be later than I can remember in a long time. We have had lot's of rain and with all of the hail we will be lucky to get it in.
 
Around 1980 an older gentleman near my hometown in Marshall, IL had a 1953 Ford Sedan for sale and it was a 50th anniversary edition as enscribed on the horn ring. I didnt buy it cause it was more than I could afford. He had bought it new. Think he was asking $300.
 
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