Test Photos by Mercman

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1956 Meteor Grille

 

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1955 Meteor Grille

 

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1936 Ford Cabriolet driving on the streets of Chicago.

 

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1957 Ford Customline Engine, Transmission and Clutch/Brake Pedals. This is a Page from the Ford Australia Sales Brochure.

 

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Australian 1958 Ford Fordomatic showing the 1955 Meteor Grille that was used on this model Ford in Australia.

 

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1942 DeSoto in Video

 

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Model T Ford parked outside the Ford Piquette Ave Museum.

 

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1956-1957 Continental Mk II

 

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William Clay Ford standing next to the all new 1956 Continental Mk II.

 

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Australian 1941 Ford Deluxe Ute

 

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Page from the Ford Australia Identification Manual for the 1941 Model "11C" Ford Deluxe Coupe Utility.

 

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Two different Ford Model T Tourings on display at the Piquette Ave Ford Museum.

 

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1957 Ford Stock Car - Driver Bobby Unser.

 

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1933 Ford Standard Fordor Sedan - Michael Driskell - Dearborn 2018.

 

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Australian 1941 Ford Ute wasting away in a country wrecking yard. Unfortunately, this yard was closed to make teh land available for houses. These Utes were made from cut down 1941 Ford Sedans.

 

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Page from the Ford Australia Identification Manual showing both the 1941 Model "11C" Ford Deluxe Coupe Utility and the other 1941 "11A" models. Very few 1941 Ford Sedans were sold in Australia. I can only recall seeing one back in the day when you saw lots of old Fords on the road as everyday cars.

 

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Australian 1941 Ford Ute. This is how all these 1941 Ford Utes looked.
It seems that they made dozens of them, all made from cut-down 1941 Ford Sedans.
It is parked next to a 1940 Ford Military Truck. Photos taken in 1996.

 

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Neat 1961 Ford Two-Door Ranch Wagon in Australia.

 

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The all new 1956 Continental Mk II all wrapped up in the Lincoln Dealership.

 

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Another Australian 1941 Ford Ute. This model was made from Fordor Sedans and there are literally dozens and dozens of these unique to Australian 1941 Ford Utes.