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A few years ago, I found a really great resource for old Ford brochures called "The Old Car Manual Project." I thought you guys might get a kick out of it. Check it out To read the rest of this blog entry from The Ford Barn, click here. |
Re: Brochures Ryan,
I can't open the link. Shadetree |
Re: Brochures This doesn't go to a blog but to the Old Car Manual Project: http://www.oldcarmanualproject.com/
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Re: Brochures Thanks Henry. I have always wondered why the brochure almost always exaggerates the length of the hood giving the car the impression of being low and sleek.
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Re: Brochures Very nice resource indeed!
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Re: Brochures Today they photoshop the models on magazine covers to be "long and sleek"! :D
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Re: Brochures Thanks for sharing the link! I was looking to see what models are in the various brochures, and all the pages are shown here. Now I can go shopping.
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Re: Brochures I have a brochure from '32 & '35 - the gold one is from '32 and the other is from '35. I have a few other from '35 but the one in the pics is the nicest. They are both really interesting, the one from '32 should have a gold envelope with it but I didn't get that when I bought mine. As you can see the '32 brochure was for the uk market.
http://www.garagescene.co.uk/stuff/brochure1.jpg http://www.garagescene.co.uk/stuff/brochure2.jpg http://www.garagescene.co.uk/stuff/brochure3.jpg |
Re: Brochures Is It possible to see, if any, brochures for 1941 super deluxe coupe? just acquired one recently thank you
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In the brochures, you will also see the people, looking very small. This gives the illusion of the car being bigger inside. MIKE :) (mikeburch) |
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