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08/01/2026 3:55 pm
These three 1:24 scale diecast 1940 Fords were produced by Ertl in the late 1990s as kits. No opening doors; just the hoods. The plain light yellow version with maroon fenders needed decals acquired from a Hot Rod Power Tour applied to direct some attention away from "Speed Merchant". The orange wagon speaks for itself. I like all three equally, but I'll let you decide on which one you prefer the most.
Thanks for looking...
08/01/2026 4:36 pm
nice work on all 3, kinda prefer the woody.
08/01/2026 5:44 pm
I prefer the color combination on the Flowmaster panel delivery.
09/01/2026 7:04 am
There seems to be no limitations as to what can be done on a 1940 Ford of any kind - they all come out gorgeous!!
John Napoli reacted
09/01/2026 7:53 am
You can't go wrong with a 40 Ford. I like all 3 of them.
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09/01/2026 12:10 pm
Both these designs are cool but you have to wonder...if a guy had to choose between them for his 1:1 driver, which one woody pick?
09/01/2026 7:16 pm
which one woody pick? clever Jack!
@jack-dodds I'm still with the woody, stock pic 3
I actually have 7 of them! DMs 4 stock versions plus their great old rod, FMs pickup and a nice AMT? 1/25 Coke van kit. Of course the Coke kit could be made into any commercial van, limited only by decal choice.
This post was modified 4 months ago 2 times by Geoff Jowett
Tony Perrone and David Green reacted
10/01/2026 9:58 am
I like panel deliverys, but I would want to drive a woody because of easier visability when driving.
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10/01/2026 2:34 pm
The stock woody would be my choice but the stock panel is a close second.
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