Test Photos by Mercman

[mercman from oz]

Ford Sportsman in Australia

 

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Ford Station Wagon - bent in half on left - photo taken 1974

 

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1938 Ford Standard Sedan Delivery

 

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Australian Ford Spring Spreader manufactured by Litchfield Engineering Company in Adelaide.

 

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Ford Sportsman photo on the Internet. Much modified. No details are known?

 

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1948 Ford F-47 in Australia

 

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Just finished watching "A bad day at Blackrock". This 1942 Mercury Station Wagon is parked in the main street and other locations. What a gem of a car. Luckily, it never got smashed up. More than I can say for some of the other vehicles.

 

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Just found two more pictures of this old 1942 Mercury Station Wagon featured in the Movie "A bad day at Blackrock".

 

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Australian 1948 Mercury rear Bumper

 

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Accessory Tool Box on Australian 1933 & 1934 Fords

 

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Lids on the 1933 & 1934 Ford Accessory Tool Boxes when vehicle is fitted with a Fender mounted Spare Wheel. The Lid needs to be shorter so that it can be removed without removing the Spare Wheel.

 

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Vern Tardel - This is the man himself

 

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1941 Mercury Radiator

 

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1932 Ford Five window Coupe coming up for Auction

 

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Fords in the Fall - the new 2017 Lincoln Continental.

 

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1938 and 1939 Ford Commercial Grilles

 

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Ford Australia attached these Body Badges during the years 1932 to 1940.
The Square Badge was used on the 1932-1934 models. The Round Badge was used on the 1935-1938 models, while the fancy Badge was used on the 1939 and 1940 models.

 

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Body Badges fitted to Australian Ford V8's in the Thirties.

 

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Body Badge fitted to all 1930 through 1934 Australian Fords.

 

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Australian 1935-1938 Ford Body Badge