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teejay99 · 10-18-2012, 08:18 PM

I'm the new guy , I guess , and didn't know about the "Old Ford Barn " so I'll come in , grab a cup of coffee and have a look around .

I'm a car guy in general and a Ford guy specifically . I have admiration for the work guys do on any make and model but I come from a Ford family and sold Fords for 25 years or so . No toys in the garage right now but I've had 12 mustangs over the years ( one at a time ) starting with a '68 GT fastback I bought new ....wish I'd kept it .
I plan to get into another older Ford , fairly soon , and get back in the swing of things .......also into model railroading which takes up the rest of my time . I do like '32, 33-34 and '40's in particular but will have to settle for something a little cheaper than what those classics bring these days ......maybe early to mid 50's Ford or Merc .

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10-18-2012, 08:18 PM	#37
teejay99 Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: belle river ontario Posts: 56	Re: Welcome To The New Ford Barn! I'm the new guy , I guess , and didn't know about the "Old Ford Barn " so I'll come in , grab a cup of coffee and have a look around . I'm a car guy in general and a Ford guy specifically . I have admiration for the work guys do on any make and model but I come from a Ford family and sold Fords for 25 years or so . No toys in the garage right now but I've had 12 mustangs over the years ( one at a time ) starting with a '68 GT fastback I bought new ....wish I'd kept it . I plan to get into another older Ford , fairly soon , and get back in the swing of things .......also into model railroading which takes up the rest of my time . I do like '32, 33-34 and '40's in particular but will have to settle for something a little cheaper than what those classics bring these days ......maybe early to mid 50's Ford or Merc . T