Ford Photos

[TonyM]

Let's see your Ford.

Post a photo of your Ford V-8 here.

Here is a photo of my 1937 Ford DeLuxe Fordor.

[19Fordy]

1964, then 1978 and 2014

[Marcus]

Tony - Look at the avatars: Two of my Ford's; if you want to see the others in the collection, send an email to [email protected]......I have never had success with posting pictures.

[TonyM]

1938 Ford DeLuxe Fordor at the 2011 Central National Meet.

[Fourdy]

My two - -





Fourdy

[TonyM]

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They look great. Thanks guys.

[Old Henry]

Old Henry (47 Super Deluxe Fordor Sedan)

[34ford]

my 34 and a 32 streetrod

[Talkwrench]

My two Fords.
'35 pickup
'56 Fairlane Town Sedan.

[mjdunn]

1939 Ford DeLuxe Tudor, named Ruby

[MuskegonFlatheadFan]

My 40 deluxe coupe with the U.S.S. Silversides.

[sidevalve8ba]

My '32 on Skyline Drive in Virginia.

[Robert/Texas]

Here are pictures of my '34 roadster and my unrestored '37 touring sedan.

[Ianrhall]

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My 53

[funrunr]

sorry kinda blury,

[FL&WVMIKE]

I have a couple of old FORDS, hanging around here.
They are:
1934 Phaeton &
1935 Cabriolet.
Thank you,
MIKE (mikeburch)
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[38Tudor]

Looking at Ford's makes me happy!

[38 Ford Pickup]

Betsy Bullnose
Mrs. Cleaver
Mrs Baker

[Marcus]

Tony, check your email; especially the spam folder: sometimes my email address of [email protected] triggers them into spam. Pictures emailed this AM, and Thank You!

[jrvariel48]

My '35 Coupe

[Tim Armstrong]

Love my early Fords

[TonyM]

Marcus sent me these superb photos of his 1947 Ford Pick Up for posting to this thread.
Thanks Marcus

[TonyM]

Marcus sent me these photos of his 1953 Ford Pick Up for posting to this thread. Thanks Marcus.

[BILL WZOREK]

THIS IS SHEBA
1947 tudor

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[B-O-B]

A couple of 34s & a 32. Nothing special but they are mine

[Pat/Ohio]

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My Early Fords:

!932 Ford Standard Coupe, 1950 Ford Custom Sedan, and 1932 Ford Tudor Sedan street rod:

[estout81]

Pictures of my '48 F-1.

[rockfla]

How about Mercury? Early production Oct 1938-Ford/Mercury caps
10-38 glass. Un-restored double Rouge recipient.39merc1.jpg

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[Admiral]

[TonyM]

Great Pics. Thanks for posting.

[TonyM]

My friend/Ford Club buddy Jim Brown owns this beautiful 1934 Tudor.

[LSJUNIPER]

1939, When done thinking of putting it in a 46 Ford truck...IMG_20140415_191202.jpg

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[felix 40]

my 35 pickup and 40

[bchrismer]

My SBC powered coupe


My stock flathead powered '40 1/2 ton stake truck

[corvette8n]

I just sold the Shay Tbird the other pic is of my Dads 1936 Ford rumble seat coupe he owned in 1946.shaybird.JPG

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[al's28/33]

[green50]

1950 Ford

[RalphG]

Originally Posted by TonyM

Marcus sent me these superb photos of his 1952 Ford Pick Up for posting to this thread.
Thanks Marcus

Very nice truck but it actually a 46 or 47 model.

[RalphG]

Here is a recent pic of my 39 Deluxe. Not too fancy but it runs and drives and has been in the family for 62 years.

[flathead48]

Attachment 198209. My 48,

[TonyM]

Originally Posted by RalphG

Very nice truck but it actually a 46 or 47 model.

Yes, it is a 1947. Sorry for the error.

[RalphG]

Originally Posted by TonyM

Yes, it is a 1947. Sorry for the error.

No big deal. I was surprised nobody else caught it. I learned to drive on a slightly bigger version. This 46 Ford three ton truck. It was more tractor-like than car but in those days even 30 mph was pretty exciting.

[TonyM]

1937 Ford De Luxe Fordor. I live near Henry Street.

[TonyM]

Alan Wall's excellent Rouge - winning 1932 Tudor.

2011 Central National Meet, Auburn, Indiana.

[41panelmark]

Well nothing new since the last round of Post Your Ford Photos so here goes.

[TonyM]

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That panel truck is really great. Thanks for posting.

[Knoxville9]

My '37

[4dy]

my 1937 Fordor

[41PICUP]

My 41 Pickup and 36 Fordor

[D. Jones]

My almost done model 59 C aka 1945 1/2 ton pickup sitting along side another favorite ride the "Sumpter Valley Railroad" #19 a 1920 vintage ALCO Micado locomotive.

[jim galli]

'38 Coupe just getting woken up from a 51 year sleep. 56K orig on the car. It's a 60hp.

One comment. After getting this and looking through the catalogs etc, the '38's are definitely orphans. Well, this one's getting some love.

Radiator's in Reno getting rebuilt. Seat will get some fresh black canvas duck, and the Henry paint will get rubbed as best it can be. Other'n that, it's done.

[cmbrucew]

I like the roof line. Does it have a back seat or a package tray?
Nice car.
Bruce

[jim galli]

Originally Posted by cmbrucew

I like the roof line. Does it have a back seat or a package tray?
Nice car.
Bruce

Package tray and enough room to camp in the trunk, or haul bootleg liquor if the need arises. Hate to try to get away from the cops with a V8-60 though.

[Ken Bull]

I enjoy chance to show my best restoration--1936 Ford Cabriolet

[Oggie]

My 30,

[Bruno]

Here is my '52 F1

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[sidevalve8ba]

Originally Posted by jim galli

'38 Coupe just getting woken up from a 51 year sleep. 56K orig on the car. It's a 60hp.

One comment. After getting this and looking through the catalogs etc, the '38's are definitely orphans. Well, this one's getting some love.

Radiator's in Reno getting rebuilt. Seat will get some fresh black canvas duck, and the Henry paint will get rubbed as best it can be. Other'n that, it's done.

Wow, what a find. I've always liked the looks of 38's. But you are right, they are a bit of an orphan.

[sortkaffekop]

Car now drives flawless. Too bad weather here is getting cold and wet.

[Bertha]

Our '53'....












Bob & Sandra


Jim Galli....a BIG thumbs up to 'ya, Henry did black real good.

[cmbrucew]

Bertha is one beautiful car.
Bruce

[AnthonyG]

Here's mine
http://fordbarn.com/forum/picture.ph...ictureid=27327

[ct1932ford]

My two!

[Bertha]

Originally Posted by cmbrucew

Bertha is one beautiful car.
Bruce

Thanks Bruce.....we like her.



Bob

[mramc1]

My '37 V8-60 Touring sedan as purchased.





With my Model A coupe.



And with the used front bumper installed before the bumper guards.

[Old Redneck]

I need a 32 but my wife says if I drag another old car home I could sleep in the shed with it. Well it looks like I am going to sleep in the shed. I have sleep in worse places. The trouble winter coming on and there no heat in that shed. One thing around here don't say any thing about a 32. Her eyes turn red and I mean real red then I get a look that could kill a dog. That not going to stop me so we will see who boss around here. Better go now before she reads this.

[flat-v8]

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Fillin up with Techron Corn Gas, Yeah Baby! Feel the power!

[fordor41]

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[Cartravel]

Not exactly a Ford, but mostly Ford parts. A 1948 Allard drop head coupe with stock 21 stud ('37 style) flathead. During my search for a '35 Ford I fell in love with this car and I could afford it even though only about 800 were made.
- Larry Young

[RalphG]

Originally Posted by Cartravel

Not exactly a Ford, but mostly Ford parts. A 1948 Allard drop head coupe with stock 21 stud ('37 style) flathead. During my search for a '35 Ford I fell in love with this car and I could afford it even though only about 800 were made.
- Larry Young

Nice one. Its always interesting to see different vehicles where the Ford flathead was used. I recall searching a junkyard back in the early seventies and seeing a little red two door car, might have been a convertible. Guessing it was early sixties, late fifties vintage. Under the hood was a flathead V8! No idea what the car was .

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by Cartravel

Not exactly a Ford, but mostly Ford parts. A 1948 Allard drop head coupe with stock 21 stud ('37 style) flathead. During my search for a '35 Ford I fell in love with this car and I could afford it even though only about 800 were made.
- Larry Young

Man, look at that right-hand drive, column-shift mechanism......I'll bet that's fun to adjust initially. Fan drive from the top is noteable, too. DD

[sidevalve8ba]

Originally Posted by V8COOPMAN

Man, look at that right-hand drive, column-shift mechanism......I'll bet that's fun to adjust initially. Fan drive from the top is noteable, too. DD

The electricals I see on the firewall sure looks like the occasionally reliable Lucas system. But then I could be mistaken.

[VeryTangled]

Someone has to 'represent' for the four-door ragtops. My Dad and I had many great hours working on this one...

[Bertha]

Originally Posted by VeryTangled

Someone has to 'represent' for the four-door ragtops. My Dad and I had many great hours working on this one...

Our neighbors at the 2006 E/F V/8 Eastern Meet, Love those 4dr drop tops.

Bob

[johnny]

Three of our cars at an all ford meet at a historical village west of Toronto Can. seat arm middle drive your woody day 006.jpg

[FlatheadTed]

Red neck That's the best laugh I v had in a long time ,I showed the wife and she laughed to .Ted

Originally Posted by Redneck

I need a 32 but my wife says if I drag another old car home I could sleep in the shed with it. Well it looks like I am going to sleep in the shed. I have sleep in worse places. The trouble winter coming on and there no heat in that shed. One thing around here don't say any thing about a 32. Her eyes turn red and I mean real red then I get a look that could kill a dog. That not going to stop me so we will see who boss around here. Better go now before she reads this.

[TonyM]

This beautiful 1938 Ford Convertible belongs to Jim Parsons.

[TonyM]

This beautiful 1936 Ford Roadster belongs to Ken Bounds. Because of mechanical difficulties, me and Grant Fleming were not able to get our cars to the 2014 EFV-8 Central National Meet at Springfield. Ken let us borrow his car so Grant and I could participate in the Route 66 Tour. Thanks Ken.

[jim galli]

Since you woke up the thread, here's some I did yesterday;

Click on either image to go to a page at my website with a bunch more from this shoot. Artsy fartsy pics from a Wooden Deardorff camera and some 4X5" film that says develop before 1993. Brute force.

[Bertha]

A few more....

2006 Eastern Meet Rouge entry ...



Bob

[rockfla]

Ok, posted one of our Mercury, now for Fords

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[satelite]

here is my 53 Pickup

[sortkaffekop]

[IMG][/IMG]

Winter in Denmark. 1953 Ford Vedette 2.2 V8 flathead. Cheers, Christian

[Randall Hornback]

Originally Posted by TonyM

Let's see your Ford.

Post a photo of your Ford V-8 here.

Here is a photo of my 1937 Ford DeLuxe Fordor.

Tom Super looking Ford,my Dad bought a new one back in 37.

Randall

[Drbrown]

Can't compare to the beauties in the thread but none-the-less my one and only.RR (1a).jpg

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[Bertha]

Hey Drbrown...just noticed Glens Falls, Bertha came from Newport & the DW is from Poland..Love the 'Dacks we Camp at Piseco Lake a lot.

Bob

['36 5W]

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^^^^Have to say it compares just fine. Very nice looking '47..

[TonyM]

Originally Posted by Originally Posted by TonyM [B

TonyM[/B]
Let's see your Ford.

Post a photo of your Ford V-8 here.

Here is a photo of my 1937 Ford DeLuxe Fordor.






Randall Hornback;1028592]Tom Super looking Ford,my Dad bought a new one back in 37.

Randall

Thanks Randall.

[AnthonyG]

Oops, guess I had a brain fart when I originally posted. I literally posted a pic of just the Ford V8 engine in the compartment. Duh! Came back to it today after seeing TonyM's current post today. Buy the way Great looking "37 Deluxe and all of the other great early V8 Fords seen in this thread. Here's my whole '35 Tudor car this time.

[TonyM]

Originally Posted by Drbrown

Can't compare to the beauties in the thread but none-the-less my one and only.Attachment 212267

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Good lookin' car Drbrown.

[TonyM]

This 1936 Ford Roadster belongs to my friend Grant Fleming of Canada. He has driven this car to several EFV-8 National Meets in the United States.

[std1940]

My 1940

[fordv8j]

Hello Mike this is Richard Parsons. like your old cars. looked for you at the walnut festival.my email is..... [email protected] see ya later

[40grit]

My '36 all steel roadster. Hangin with the gang on Monday night at the Sonic.

John

[TonyM]

Always nice to see an unaltered, non-hotrod 1932 Ford.

[push_rod]

Here are photos of my family's 1940 Fords, and Dad's 1953 Mercury Monterey. I bought the 1940 Coupe back in 1974 for $225.00; it was a worn out modified car that I did not complete until 1989. I bought the 1940 Tudor in 1992 as a half finished street rod, finished it in 1994, and sold it to dad in 1996. Both of the 1940 photos were taken at Martin's Beach in Half Moon Bay CA. Dad bought the 1953 Mercury Monterey back in 1978 with just 83K original miles on it. He is the forth owner (Originally ordered by a woman in Berkeley CA; it then sold to two more Early Ford V8 Club members before dad bought it.) It is the only one of it's kind that we have seen with factory power steering, power brakes, power windows, four-way power front seat, rear package shelf speaker, deluxe steering wheel, windshield washer, and the Merc-O-Matic transmission. Over the years dad and I worked on it together. All of the mechanicals have been rebuilt, and all of the exterior chrome has been redone. The exterior has been repainted once, but the interior is 100% original. I took the photos in my parent's driveway the day it had to be backed out in order to replace their water heater.

[37 Cab]

My 37 Cabriolet.. Not perfect but it is mine which makes it perfect for me..

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[deuce_roadster]

Besides my avatar roadster, this is my 40 year restoration (begun in 1973)which earned a Dearborn at an EFV8 meet. Had to make all new wood. Can see more pictures in a public album (click my avatar)

[rustyrelic]

56 f600 thats driven weekly and the 51 woodie driven out of the garage for the first time in 50 years.... bought by my parents in 1956 and parked in 1964... we got it running and drove it to Woodies on the Wharf in Santa Cruz, Ca in 2014

[TonyM]

Saw this beautiful 1935 Ford Roadster on the street in Oakhurst, California, in 2005. Helped to inspire me back into the old car hobby.

[TonyM]

Wow. That is really nice. Thanks for posting.

Originally Posted by deuce_roadster

Besides my avatar roadster, this is my 40 year restoration (begun in 1973)which earned a Dearborn at an EFV8 meet. Had to make all new wood. Can see more pictures in a public album (click my avatar)

[RalphG]

Just realized I have not posted a pic of the 52 Merc in this thread. So here it is as of last November. Still not running. I have spark at the points but not at the plugs. It has been too cold to do much on it lately.

[fourfords]

'37 Deluxe Fordor Touring Car. Original engine. 85Hp.

[southfork]

Originally Posted by Bruno

Here is my '52 F1

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Love the Green Color on your '52 F1 pickup. Is that a stock Ford color? If not, what the heck is it?

[deuce_roadster]

Thanks Tony. Every car in here took a TON of work and I applaud them all. I think most of the cars here were done by their owners and not done via a checkbook. I know I can't afford to pay someone to work on my cars.

[GB SISSON]

My '37 1 1/2 ton and '47 2 ton trucks. Have a couple of other models of '47 trucks on ice.

[Robert/Texas]

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fourfords
Thanks for the picture. It looks like my first car, gray '37 fordor deluxe with sealed beam headlights. It didn't have whitewalls though. I paid $175 for the car in 1950 and took my driving test in it on my 16th birthday. This was a lot of money back then as there was still a car shortage. I paid for it with money I saved during and after the war from vegetables I sold from our garden.
Robert

[FlatheadTed]

Nice shots GB good to see trucks working still ,Ted

Originally Posted by GB SISSON

My '37 1 1/2 ton and '47 2 ton trucks. Have a couple of other models of '47 trucks on ice.

[push_rod]

Originally Posted by deuce_roadster

Besides my avatar roadster, this is my 40 year restoration (begun in 1973)which earned a Dearborn at an EFV8 meet. Had to make all new wood. Can see more pictures in a public album (click my avatar)

Thanks for sharing. I've always loved 1940 Station Wagons!
Yours reminded me a bit of one I built back in 1982... I had to make all of the wood too, but mine only took a year to complete. It never won a Dearborn, but it take a first place in the "Stock" class, at a model show held by the Goodguys at their Western Nationals. I like yours better!

[Byron Warwick]

Here are a couple of photos that I haven't shown before. The B/W is dated July 1957, the month I bought the truck and my favourite date, Barbara, then and now sits on the hood. Also the only covered bridge left in Ontario.
Cheers, Byron.

[BoxCar Tom]

Renovated my house in 2013, haven't driven either one in two years, I'm going mental. Warm weather PLEASE.

[32forddump]

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Here is my 32BB, still at work!

[TonyM]

1938 Ford Convertible Sedan.

I would really like to own a 1937 or 1938 Convertible Sedan some day.

[Fairlane500]

My 31 av8

[tiger.1000]

32 B Cabriolet

[Tom Walker]

As she rolled off the truck the day I bought her.

[tiger.1000]

Tom, that's a good looking car. Bears a close resemblance to my barn !

[AnthonyG]

These are kind of cool, literally cold, this was the first day of April. Guess Mother Nature neede an April Fools, LOL

[peewee2you]

[fordlovr]

My 38 at the abandoned Waiuta Gold Mine last Xmas.Abandoned in 1953, although the last to leave was only a few years ago. An article in the newspaper recently said it is the most toxic place in New Zealand!!! Glad we didn't drink the water!

[TonyM]

Please post a photo of your Ford.

1937 Ford De Luxe Fordor

[Joe777]

My 46 2 ton. I should have the dump body installed soon.

[stangblue]

Bruno said:
Here is my '52 F1

I said:
Real nice 52, I have my sights on a 51. I can't decide which nose I like better?

[50fordcoupeman]

1950 Ford Custom Coupe.

[RalphG]

Originally Posted by Joe777

My 46 2 ton. I should have the dump body installed soon.

Nice looking 46 and a familiar sight. I learned to drive on one of those. Still got the sheet metal but the rest of the truck is now a wagon.

[Bertha]

Then & Now

Gram's new Ford...


Our's since 1976...


Bob & Sandra

[Joe777]

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Originally Posted by RalphG

Nice looking 46 and a familiar sight. I learned to drive on one of those. Still got the sheet metal but the rest of the truck is now a wagon.

Thank you! Sorry to hear that truck is now a wagon. I really get a kick out of the "big trucks"

[jim k]

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[RalphG]

Originally Posted by Bertha

Then & Now

Gram's new Ford...


Our's since 1976...

Bob & Sandra

Nice car. I like those then and now photos. I did one of my own showing my dad's Merc in 1962 and again in 2015 after I brought it back to life. Same location.

[Joe777]

That's really great when you have some "history" with with an old car. Kinda makes them extra special.

[Bertha]

We do have a bit of History....


Deposited by my DW & her sibling's 50+ rears ago.

Junk in the trunk...


Bertha's last Drive October 1976...


Bob

[Joe777]

That's not just a vintage car, it's a time capsule! Great story and thanks for sharing it.

[Graeme / New Zealand]

My Fords

GB