New 34's in a row
 

No idea where this location is. Notice,No WW tires.

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Never done it before but a google lens search threw up this:

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...4&d=1753355712

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Found this picture recently hanging on the wall in a truck stop in Marshall, IL

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Once again, no whitewall tires.

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Ya, Ain't it great!!!!!!!!!!

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SidevalveV8ba


Isn't that great? The way IT should be!!!!

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Yep, you bet!!

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Weren't WWs technically a luxury upgrade?

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Love old Fords in original or restored condition as in these photos. In my opinion they are no longer 1934 Fords if they have been modified or hot rodded. Regards, Kevin.

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Whitewall tires were a factory extra cost option on Fords in the 1930s and later so could be deemed original equipment. Regards, Kevin.

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Bought a truck with whitewalls once and spray painted them flat black in a parking lot before I drove to the ferry landing to bring it home. And more pie crust please. These photos are great!

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I wonder why the camera made things smaller moving to the right?

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The distortion in the picture from Marshall, IL is my fault. The picture was hanging on the wall of a narrow hallway (on the way to the men’s room) and I couldn’t get square to the picture to get the entire image in my phone. It was frustrating, because it was such a great photo. I didn’t think to check to see if there’s a Marshall historical society to search for the photo.

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I used google lens again and found this:
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...9&d=1753482439

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Bringing this pic back up that was posted by a member yrs ago.

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by petehoovie

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...4&d=1753507312

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I've always wondered how were the trailer brakes in the above photo actuated? Was it a mechanical linkage or air?
Thanx,
Tom

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Been there done that, I have to update the additions.