Fords in Winter

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Our 49 F1 in the Blowing Rock, NC Christmas parade.

 

[B-O-B]

Thanks Old Henry for fixing that.
Your pics are all great but I like the Conrad ranch one best.
KOOP thanks just that I am not as good as Old Henry. I never saw the pole when I took the pic.

 

[39topless]

At my Great-Grandfather's home in Manti, UT.

Park Valley, Utah

Craters of the Moon National Monument

Conrad Ranch

With Dad (who bought the car for $100 in 1959).

Utah Lake

I guess the rest of us can just put our cameras away. Slam dunked.

 

[RalphG]

Beautiful photos Old Henry but is that road salt I see in some of the photos? We get a lot of that here.

 

[Old Henry]

Beautiful photos Old Henry but is that road salt I see in some of the photos? We get a lot of that here.

Yes-sir-ree-Bob, Genuine sodium chloride. Driven in the "real stuff" all my life.

 

[RalphG]

You are a braver man than I.
I guess I have had to deal with too many rusty vehicles over the years. I avoid road salt, even mud, like the plague with any vehicle I plan to keep long term.

 

[Woodie1]

Nice pictures Old Henry. Liked the one of your great grand fathers place & your dad.

 

[BILL WZOREK]

Old Henry : Photo shop HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ( post # 17 )

Maybe all your trips are just Computer Generated ( JUST KIDDING )

MERRY CHRISTMAS

 

[Art Maurice]

I am having a hard time posting.

 

[GrandpasA]

Yes great pics old Henry, that's my favorite ford right there...besides my 50 Tudor..lol..
Is that a 46-47?



This is as close as to winter driving my ford is getting, sitting in my brothers garage in western N.Y. waiting till spring for me to come and get it and bring it back to California...

 

[V8COOPMAN]

I am having a hard time posting.

You done good......really NICE '33! DD

 

[Ralph Moore]

That first pic of old Henry's looks like a Norman Rockwell Christmas Card!

 

[Sixseven]

Here we are in Atlanta last winter. The white stuff is called snow, the lack of plowing is because it is generally an unknown phenomenon around here. That it is only 1.3957 inches deep is enough to shut this city down for a week. The truck did not fair well on this short trip, the traction was horrible. I have since replaced the tires with something newer than 1985 hard rubber.

 

[raceron1120]

No snow here in lower Michigan, just a dreary Sunday afternoon. But I took a little drive around our small town & snapped a few shots of some holiday decorations. Sadly, I didn't see a Nativity scene

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[jrhaelig]

Well - if we're showing trucks in the snow......

 

[john worden]

Colder than a you know what in a cast iron you know what!! (You fill in to suit)

 

[john worden]

No snow here in lower Michigan, just a dreary Sunday afternoon. But I took a little drive around our small town & snapped a few shots of some holiday decorations. Sadly, I didn't see a Nativity scene

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Here's a Nativity scene for you. My Grandmothers vintage set.

 

[V8COOPMAN]

This shot could ALMOST pass for Bonneville. DD

 

[51504bat]

Here we are in Atlanta last winter. The white stuff is called snow, the lack of plowing is because it is generally an unknown phenomenon around here. That it is only 1.3957 inches deep is enough to shut this city down for a week. The truck did not fair well on this short trip, the traction was horrible. I have since replaced the tires with something newer than 1985 hard rubber.

Know what mean about snow in Georgia. I took my MP training at Ft. Gordon in Augusta in the early '70's. Arrived in mid November in winter uniform from Ft. Ord and it was over 80 degrees. Two weeks later we got less snow than Sixseven's photo and the entire post closed down!

 

[RalphG]

Ford truck in the snow. Winter of 1969-70. My first wheels and I learned a lot about keeping an old engine running.