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22/03/2020 4:40 am
PIC: All Fords, enjoy,
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1949
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1955 Crown Victoria Skyliner
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1955 Crown Victoria Skyliner
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1972 Gran Torino GT
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1963 Galaxie 500
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1963 Galaxie 500
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1972 Ranchero GT
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1972 Ranchero GT
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1940
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1955 Fairlane Victoria
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1958 T-Bird
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1956 Fairlane Town Victoria
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1956 Fairlane
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1956 Fairlane
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1956 Fairlane Sunliner
22/03/2020 4:56 am
In my group of friends when I was 14 - 16 years old, the first guy to buy a car with money that he earned by dropping out of high school was a '49 Ford business coupe like in the first picture. But it was a copper color.
No matter. Ritchie repainted it grey primer. He had no previous experience with paint and, unfortunately, it showed.
He ruined the car, but the glass packs sounded great and the blue dots were cool.
22/03/2020 6:50 am
The trim lines on the 55 to 57 Fords sure made for beautiful 2-tone paint jobs.
They sure make modern cars look plain!
22/03/2020 7:54 am
I agree Jack. And the interiors were colorful too.
22/03/2020 7:55 am
I can't ever remember seeing a square Bird w/o skirts ! It looks great that way imo.
22/03/2020 7:57 am
W/O them the rear quarter panels look less 'heavy'.
22/03/2020 9:24 am
'63 Galaxie 500 please.
22/03/2020 9:51 am
That 40 Ford convertible is gorgeous too! Love it stock.
22/03/2020 12:01 pm
Great stuff - not a bad one in the group!