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lucky · 08-01-2010, 07:16 PM

I think it was the sound of the old Ford Flathead exaust and the way they would start almost before you could get your finger off the starter button.

The 1938 Ford cpe starts the same way all these years later.

I have had other brands but always come back to Ford.

The Fords I have at this time include, 1928 rdster, 1938 cpe, 1956 T-bird, 1966 Bronco, 1976 Bronco, 1978 F-150, 1978 F-250, 1990 Mustang conv.,1994 Mustang Cobra, 2000 F-250, 2005 F-150 KR.

If I had more room proly would have more, I think it is an ilness?

Always wanted a 32 and have just missed buying a couple, afraid I am running out of time to own my dream 32 but i like them all.

marvin

08-01-2010, 07:16 PM	#23
lucky Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Central Kentucky Posts: 43	Re: What made you a "Ford" guy? I think it was the sound of the old Ford Flathead exaust and the way they would start almost before you could get your finger off the starter button. The 1938 Ford cpe starts the same way all these years later. I have had other brands but always come back to Ford. The Fords I have at this time include, 1928 rdster, 1938 cpe, 1956 T-bird, 1966 Bronco, 1976 Bronco, 1978 F-150, 1978 F-250, 1990 Mustang conv.,1994 Mustang Cobra, 2000 F-250, 2005 F-150 KR. If I had more room proly would have more, I think it is an ilness? Always wanted a 32 and have just missed buying a couple, afraid I am running out of time to own my dream 32 but i like them all. marvin