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My Mother in law's '36 3-window that she drove throughout WW2 ...................

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Lakeland Ford Company! How great to see these images which have been only in my mind since the late 50's - early 60's.

I can still hear the radio ads on WLAK, 1430 on your radio dial.......

"Lakeland Ford;
125 Lake Mirror Drive;
Lakeland, Florida"
Owner: Griner Waters

That is the exact place I saw my first '50 Ford (light green); '55 2-seater T-bird (aqua); the first place I saw my first '61 Hi-po Starliner (black); my first 427 '63 Galaxie (red); the first place I saw my first '66 390 GT Fairlane (silver)......

The building still stands today, although last time I was there, it was a Coca-Cola warehouse.

Thank you!

Mike Durhan

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Your welcome ...Nice memories, thanks for sharing them
jdl

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1946 Jefferson City MO, Truman & Churchill

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Detroit 1952

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Cool photos

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Rebel Sympathy .......................
In your string of Ford dealer photos is a Valley Motor Sales. It was located in Charleston, West Virginia.
In the very early 60s, I had a friend who worked in that parts department building. At the time, I was only interested in "A" parts and they did not have any. They had all been scrapped.
MIKE :)

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Father-in-law with his Ford Anglia.

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Mother-in-law with their Ford Anglia.

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WWII era German Ford?

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raceron1120 ........................
I have this log-book, from WWII, where the Germans kept records of one of their Fords.
They had to chart the mileage, route, gas used, purpose of trip, passengers, etc. Everything was recorded and signed off.
Years ago, I had a German girl, who was working for me, to translate it.
MIKE :)
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Ooooh, I want that panel truck!

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Rouge Plant, about 1940:

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Rouge Plant, 1946

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Hawaii Volcano National Park 1934:

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Defense Workers near Childersburg AL, 1942:

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Unknown location. Defense Plant worker on the move, about 1942:

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Another Defense Plant workers' "home", about 1942, unknown location: