Test Photos by Mercman

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They come in all sizes - Military 1941 Ford Open Cab Truck on display at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.

 

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Where have they all gone? This yard is full of the small Mercury 114 models.

 

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Engine Specs for the 1959 and 1960 332 V8 Engine Fords from the original Australian Ford Sales Brochures.

 

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Specifications - 1959 Ford Engines

 

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coolcoupe's 1947 Monarch Sedan Coupe

 

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Removing Fuel Tank on 1934 Ford. Make sure you disconnect the Fuel Lines first. This panel is located under the rear seat of my Australian 1934 Ford Phaeton. The USA models maybe different?

 

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Australian 1941 Pontiac Open Cab Pick-Up - built for the Military.

 

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Specifications from the Canadian Sales Brochure for the 1959 Ford. Note that they list a 361 CID Thunderbird Special?

 

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Engine Specifications - Canadian 1959 Meteor

 

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Specifications on that 1941 Ford Marmon-Herrington Artillery Tractor.

 

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Engine availability in the 1961 Fords.

 

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1940 and 1941 Ford Truck Sales Brochures. Notice that the two years are slightly different. The 1941 Ford Trucks got a wider centre trim strip on the Hood flowing down into the Grille.

 

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1941 Ford Open Cab Marmon-Herrington.

 

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1946-1948 Monarch Sedan Coupe rusting away in the scrub in Canada.

 

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Picture of a beautiful Canadian Monarch Convertible I found on the Internet, compliments of MyStarCollectorCar.

 

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Rear shot of Canadian Monarch Convertible. Another picture compliments of MyStarCollectorCar.

 

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Rear shot of a 1946 Mercury, for comparison with the similar year Monarch. Notice that the Bumper Guards are spaced much wider apart than they are on the similar year Monarch.

 

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Steering Lock and Ignition on an Australian RHD 1937 Ford

 

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They don't come any rarer than this, a Mercury 114 Station Wagon.

 

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Close up shot of a 1940 Ford Truck Grille.