Test Photos by Mercman

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1956 Continental Mk II

 

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1939 Ford Deluxe Hood Hinge

 

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Pair of 1936 Ford Roadsters, one with the American Body (Maroon) and one with an Australian Body (Tan). They both have the Rumble Seat Handles mounted in the correct position.

 

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This is what the exterior of that nice 1937 Ford Convertible Cabriolet looks like.

 

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Australian Ford Brochure for the new 1928 Ford Model A.
These are teh four Body Styles that were offered in Australia.
Notice that the car at the bottom right is called a Phaeton.

 

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Illustration from the Australian Sales Brochure for the 1930 Ford Phaeton.

 

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Reproduction Hubcaps for teh Model A Ford.

 

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Genuine 1941 Mercury Hubcap, and a Reproduction example from yesteryear.

 

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"Colour Harmony" - 1929 Model A Fords - Original Australian Sales Brochure.

 

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Reversing Lights - 1955-1956 Fords

 

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Close-up of Diagram for the Reversing Lights on the 1955 and 1956 Fords.

 

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1955 and 1956 Ford Back-Up Lights

 

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1929 Ford Model A Town Car om display at the California Automobile Museum, Sacramento, California.

 

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Unusual Spare Wheel Mount on Shirtless Fendered 1933 Ford Victoria.

 

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Early 1933 Ford Victoria with Skirtless Fenders

 

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Two 1933 Fords compared - early Skirtless Victoria and later model Cabriolet with Skirts.

 

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Close-up Photos showing Front Fenders of an early Skirtless model with the later model that has Skirts on the Fenders.

 

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1956 Continental Mk II from the original Sales Brochure

 

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V8 Sign at the Early Ford V8 Foundation Museum, Auburn, Indiana.

 

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Australian Army 1940 Ford V8 Open Cab Marmon-Herrington 4x4 Truck under restoration.