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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Queensland, Australia
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![]() "The Ford V8 for 1950" Ford produced a similar Sales Brochure for the 1950 Ford V8. |
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![]() Illustration of the 1950 Ford Chassis with the Six |
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![]() Illustration of the 1950 Ford Chassis with the V8 |
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Yes Mark, happy story. I sold the car in about 90 or so, but I would still see it around occasionally in Minnesota
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Location: ohio
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My 1st car was a 50 with the 6 and o/d trans. Used oil bad, so saved up & had it rebuilt.
Mild bore & deck job. Long story short; it would beat most V8s till about 50 mph & bury the peg in 3rd gear o/d. GR8 engines !!!! |
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