Test Photos by Mercman

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1953, 1954 and 1955/1956 Ford 15 Inch Wheel Covers. First photo is reversed so that the Ford Shield reads correctly. The second photos shows them hanging on the wall, upside down.

 

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1954 Ford Customline Ranch Wagon.

 

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Full Wheel Cover for the 1963 - 1964 Ford Hi-Po models with 15 Inch wheels

 

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1962 Ford Galaxie 500 2 door Hardtop with optional 15 inch wheels and 55/56 Ford Hubcaps

 

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1935-1936 Ford Running Board SS Strips - The originals are not straight as you can see in these photos. It seems that a lot of the Reproductions are straight, so be careful when ordering replacements.

 

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Early 1934 Dash with separate press in section for the instruments. The basic dash was a carry-over 1933 Ford Dash and updated to make it look like the 1934 Ford Dash.

 

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By comparison, this is the normal dash as fitted to 1934 Fords where the panel which houses the instruments is part of the Dash, not a pressed in panel like the very early 1934 Fords.

 

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"British Empire Products" badge on Australian 1934 Ford Dash

 

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Cover of the original sales brochure for the 1936 Fords. Notice that the Cabriolet illustrated has these Accessory Stainless Steel Strips.

 

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1953 Ford Customline Fordor Sedans

 

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1957 Fords

 

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Ford Script Battery Box for Optima Batteries - made in Australia.

 

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Weld on roof of 1936 Ford Panel Truck

 

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Reproduction 1954 Ford Dog Dish Hubcap.

 

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Stainless Steel Strips on 1935 and 1936 Ford Running Boards. The ones on this 1935 Ford are straight?

 

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Early and Late 1934 Hood Attachment. One one with the hidden Spring is the Revised issue.

 

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This is the small bracket which acts as a foot rest on my Australian RHD 1934 Ford Phaeton. It is bolted on floor next to Accelerator. Works well.

 

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Accessory under hood Tool Box that was available on Australian 1933 and 1934 Fords.

 

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Advertisement for the British Ford Y Model

 

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1935 Ford Commercial Dash