Test Photos by Mercman

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1941 Ford 122 Inch Light Trucks. Notice that these models were available as a V8 or Four, so the description on the Hubcap was changed from V8 to read Ford.

 

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1940 Ford 122 Inch Truck. Illustration from the Australian Sales Brochure. Notice that the Hubcap still shows the V8 emblem.

 

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Australian 1940 Ford 122 Inch Open Pick-up

 

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Crestliner Steering Wheel

 

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1936 Ford Spare Wheel and Tyre Cover with the Hubcap in open position showing the Lock.

 

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1932 Ford Frame with "false" shaped panel ? What is it?

 

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1932 Ford Deluxe Three Window Coupe with added false frame panel.

 

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1932 Ford Five Window Coupe

 

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1959 Ford Two Door Ranch Wagon. The Chrome Trim behind the rear wheels is not standard on Station Wagons.

 

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Rebuilt 312 Y-Block for my 1956 Mercury. Notice that the Mercury does not have that front engine support piece like the same year Fords.

 

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Cover - American 1934 Ford Sales Brochure showing the Grille and location of the V8 Badge.

 

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1934 Ford V8 showing the incorrect colour and location of the V8 Badge on the Grille.

 

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1955 Ford Crown Victoria door trim.

 

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Factory Photo of a 1934 Ford Station Wagon, showing the correct location of the V8 Badge on the Grille.

 

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Location of the V8 Badges on the Grilles of my two 1934 Fords.

 

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1960 Ford Fairlane Club Sedan.

 

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Unusual Head on 1932 Ford 4 Cylinder B Motor. Where does the Water Pump go? Has anyone got any ideas how this would work?

 

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Overall shot of 1932 B Model Motor out of an Australian 1932 Ford Roadster.

 

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Another unusual feature of this B Motor is the Cog on the end of the Crankshaft? What is it for?

 

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Book - "The Man who saved the V8" - by Chase Morsey JR.