Test Photos by Mercman

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1950 Ford Deluxe Business Coupe, as Illustrated in the Original Sales Brochure.

 

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1957 Mercury Voyager 2-Door Station Wagon

 

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Australian 1936 Ford Coupe and Roadster Utilities as well as the Well-Type Coupe and Roadster Utilities - from the Original Sales Brochure.

 

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Christmas Greetings

 

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Power House Generator - Model A Ford

 

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226 Ford Six

 

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1954 Ford Customline Two-Door Ranch Wagon

 

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Merry Christmas

 

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Australian 1954 Fords retained the Flathead V8 Engine

 

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Note the position of the front wheel is not central to the cut-out on the Australian 1954 Fords, as they were built on the 52-53 Chassis with the 115" Wheel Base while the USA Built models were on a new 115.5" WB Chassis

 

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Australian 1936 Ford Tail Light Mounts. The Extended Mount was required in New South Wales, so that both Tail Lights could be seen at the same time from the side. without the Spare Wheel blocking the view. It was a NSW Law only. Other States got the regular length Mounts. Check the underside, and you can see the added section.

 

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Australian 1933-1934 Ford Tail Light Mounts, extended on cars Registered in New South Wales.

 

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Advertisement for the Canadian Mercury 114

 

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1935 and 1936 Ford Pick-Up/Truck Grilles compared. 1935 (L) & 1936 (R)

 

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Canadian Mercury 114 with Accessory Wheel Trims tucked under the Hubcap.

 

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Mystery Splash Pan. By the shape of it, it may go under the Radiator? What is it off? Please help.

 

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The 10 gallon hat man.

 

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Model A Ford with The 10 gallon hat man.

 

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1954 Ford Ranch Wagon - from the original Ford Sales Brochure.

 

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1954 Ford Ranch Wagon - owned by new Ford Barn member Chris.