Ford Photos

Just realized I have not posted a pic of the 52 Merc in this thread. So here it is as of last November. Still not running. I have spark at the points but not at the plugs. It has been too cold to do much on it lately.
 

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Thanks Tony. Every car in here took a TON of work and I applaud them all. I think most of the cars here were done by their owners and not done via a checkbook. I know I can't afford to pay someone to work on my cars.
 
My '37 1 1/2 ton and '47 2 ton trucks. Have a couple of other models of '47 trucks on ice.
 

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Thanks for the picture. It looks like my first car, gray '37 fordor deluxe with sealed beam headlights. It didn't have whitewalls though. I paid $175 for the car in 1950 and took my driving test in it on my 16th birthday. This was a lot of money back then as there was still a car shortage. I paid for it with money I saved during and after the war from vegetables I sold from our garden.
Robert
 
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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Thanks for sharing. I've always loved 1940 Station Wagons!
Yours reminded me a bit of one I built back in 1982... I had to make all of the wood too, but mine only took a year to complete. It never won a Dearborn, but it take a first place in the "Stock" class, at a model show held by the Goodguys at their Western Nationals. I like yours better!
 

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Here are a couple of photos that I haven't shown before. The B/W is dated July 1957, the month I bought the truck and my favourite date, Barbara, then and now sits on the hood. Also the only covered bridge left in Ontario.
Cheers, Byron.
 

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Renovated my house in 2013, haven't driven either one in two years, I'm going mental. Warm weather PLEASE.
 

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1938 Ford Convertible Sedan.

I would really like to own a 1937 or 1938 Convertible Sedan some day.
 

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These are kind of cool, literally cold, this was the first day of April. Guess Mother Nature neede an April Fools, LOL
 

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My 38 at the abandoned Waiuta Gold Mine last Xmas.Abandoned in 1953, although the last to leave was only a few years ago. An article in the newspaper recently said it is the most toxic place in New Zealand!!! Glad we didn't drink the water!
 

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Please post a photo of your Ford.

1937 Ford De Luxe Fordor
 

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