Test Photos by Mercman

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Genuine Ford-Mercury Accessories for 1939. Notice that the full Stainless Steel 39 Mercury hubcaps says "Ford Mercury". That means that this must be a very early picture, as "Ford" was dropped from the name on the Hubcaps shortly after the all new Mercury went on sale.

 

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Accessory 1941 Mercury Grille Guard

 

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Australian 1935 Ford Roadster Ute on display at Hershey 2019

 

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Australian 1936 Ford Roadster Ute

 

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1948 Mercury Convertible from Oregon has arrived in Australia.

 

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1957 Mercury - V8 Foundation Museum Raffle Car

 

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1935 and 1936 Ford Well Type Roadster Utes

 

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1935 Ford Well Type Roadster Ute with the Side Boards removed.

 

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Elusive Trim Piece on door, unique to the 1955 Ford Crown Victoria.

 

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Something different? 1960 Ford Sunliner car-jacked

 

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Neat 1954 Ford Ranch Wagon that calls Australia home

 

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Winfield Tool Works - Steering Wheel Puller

 

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Coronado Deck Conversion - Genuine Ford Accessory - 1952 Fords

 

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1952 Ford Crestline Convertible fitted with this Genuine Ford Accessory Coronado Deck Conversion Kit

 

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British 1932-1934 Ford for sale in UK

 

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The different headlight bar is obvious in this picture on the cover of "The Motor" from 1934.

 

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1936 Ford Rear Brake Drum

 

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Two different width Grilles on the 1948 - 1950 Ford Trucks

 

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Very nice 1960 Ford Country Squire.

 

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Coronado Deck Conversion Kit on 1954 Ford Skyliner