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25/01/2026 11:40 pm
'39 Ford or Plymouth?
Be sure to make your selection.
Of course, please “Reply” to share your comments.
If selection is greater than 2 rank them.
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John Bono
North Jersey
25/01/2026 11:51 pm
They are both very attractive 1939 automobiles. I have a 1939 Plymouth in 1/24 scale (as a pickup) and a 1939 Ford coupe in 1/18 scale.
26/01/2026 12:54 am
Extremely close once again. I give the nod to the Plymouth by a nose; its appeal has really increased for me in the last five years, especially the coupe and convertible.
26/01/2026 7:38 am
What Tony said. It's very good looking.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
26/01/2026 9:31 am
I went with the Plymouth as well. It just looks more appealing to me.😊
26/01/2026 10:07 am
I like both but slightly prefer the lines of the Plymouth.
Mark Sweeney and John Bono reacted
26/01/2026 12:19 pm
Iconic is the word for it Tony, what a gorgeous automobile! It is a very, very close 2nd to The ‘35 Ford three window, my two
favorites of the 1930’s domestic cars.
This post was modified 8 months ago by kevins
26/01/2026 3:38 pm
@perrone1 Thanks Tony, but you can’t make anything but a good pic with these two!
John Bono and Tony Perrone reacted
26/01/2026 5:05 pm
The Iconic Ford without hesitation! And the '40 is right up there with it.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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