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39portlander 10-26-2025 02:03 PM

It's looking pretty good....
 

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in Washington Blue, and the time and detail just spent on the wood is more than impressive. Nice job Ross, this will turn more heads than the Bronco:D

petehoovie 10-26-2025 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by 39portlander (Post 2419889)
in Washington Blue, and the time and detail just spent on the wood is more than impressive. Nice job Ross, this will turn more heads than the Bronco:D

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...2&d=1761505138

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...3&d=1761505160

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...4&d=1761505181

mfirth 10-26-2025 04:18 PM

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"Pretty Good" ??? GREAT if you ask me.....!!!!

tom1948 10-26-2025 04:33 PM

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beautiful, if I might say

Flathead Fever 10-27-2025 01:38 AM

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Beautiful. My dad restored a '29 woody in the 1970s but he did not touch the old wood because of the advertising on it. It was owned by a famous desert rat that printed a newspaper in the 1930's and 1940s, my mom wrote a book about him. My dad made the decision to leave the wood and advertising alone on it. I know where it's at, I keep trying to buy it back. Reminds me, time to make a call to see how his health is doing, I mean see how he's doing.

maineford 10-27-2025 08:23 AM

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Thank you Scott you certainly helped by providing a 39 mercury motor and transmission

51504bat 10-27-2025 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Flathead Fever (Post 2419957)
Beautiful. My dad restored a '29 woody in the 1970s but he did not touch the old wood because of the advertising on it. It was owned by a famous desert rat that printed a newspaper in the 1930's and 1940s, my mom wrote a book about him. My dad made the decision to leave the wood and advertising alone on it. I know where it's at, I keep trying to buy it back. Reminds me, time to make a call to see how his health is doing, I mean see how he's doing.


Hope it works out for ya. But one question, if you do buy it back where to you plan on keeping it? Just asking.:cool:


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