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26/10/2022 6:55 am
1939 Ford Deluxe Coupe & Convertible Coupe
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
26/10/2022 7:29 am
Beautiful pairings. Maybe the convertible was my favorite to work on as a LECC. It was my first suggestion that year and there were no exceptions, even on color choice.
26/10/2022 8:12 am
The convertible was well engineered, I especially liked the addition of the snazzy trailer "World's Fair or Bust"
Tony Perrone reacted
26/10/2022 8:50 am
Thank you John....another Currier & Ives-worthy scene !!!
......if I may ask, where did the large rock that was just days ago perched on the soda machine,get off to ??
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Topic starter
26/10/2022 8:59 am
It was probably not as windy at this time. I had to put the rock on the Pepsi machine to keep it still.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
john barry reacted
26/10/2022 9:03 am
It was probably not as windy at this time. I had to put the rock on the Pepsi machine to keep it still.
and so,another chapter was added to the legendary tales of jcarnutz 
John Merritt reacted
26/10/2022 9:05 am
Beautiful pairings. Maybe the convertible was my favorite to work on as a LECC. It was my first suggestion that year and there were no exceptions, even on color choice.
hey Tony.....if you should ever run across photos of "the convertible" I,for one, would love to see a reposting
John Merritt and Tony Perrone reacted
26/10/2022 10:34 am
Calming and beautiful John! Nothing says Fall better than colorful trees, a tranquil surrounding, pop refreshments, and old cars. To my eyes the '39 & '40 Ford's are they ultimate example of this simpler time.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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