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2023 Grand National
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TonyM,
Thanks for the pictures. And congratulations on your Rouge Award! Ken
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Thanks for posting the pics!!
REALLY enjoyed seeing the cars! Nice And that '34 Roadster PU---- WOW!!My Great Uncle Matt had a '37 Fordor he bought new and drove it as his everyday car up into the early 60's. The one pictured sure brings back good memories! He parked that car every winter and it never left his garage, he would take the street cars downtown and then the buses but he refused to ever ever get his '37 out in the snow and slop! And it was MINT he took excellent care of everything he owned, as most Krauts do! |
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Hello Jeff. I wasn't able to put the face to the name when I was leaving the meet and saw you. I am thinking you were with John and Glenn when I was fixing to leave. Sorry about that. Getting old sucks. Take care. TonyM. |
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More photos of the meet.
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WHOOPEE! Two SLANTBACKS!!!
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'37 slantbacks are one of my favorite early Fords too!
Nice job on the pics Tony. Good to see you and your car there at Dearborn. Maybe will see you again in '24 at Auburn.
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Thanks John. Good to see you too. See you at the next big meet. |
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Thanks Tony, that’s my ‘32 Fordor. Ted
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I travelled fro Australia for the event, I had a great time, met plenty of nice folks and travelled around in JM35,s 35 sedan, I had a ball.
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We had a great time with you in Dearborn and greatly appreciate all your help at registration. Very nice of you to travel across the world and still give of your time at the meet. It was fun being with you. Ken and Carolyn
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Lawrie,
Was great you made the trip to be in Dearborn at the grand nationals! Now have a face with the name! Regards, Chris and Cheryl Casbohm
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Pat, we are currently in Sweden driving to the Scandinavian Ford V8 meet in a friend’s 32.
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The car on the left is my crusty '37 Tudor. A friend and I got this car out of long term storage in September of '22. It was not running. We got it running and after a long punch list, driving reliably. It was in Dearborn this year. It's crusty, usues oil but it's a lot of fun. I have put over 600 miles on it since April.
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