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This is a great looking two tone classic.
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This car harkens back to the days when "the
trunk" really was a trunk.
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Pulling in to the motel after a long day
of touring the bluffs of the river.
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Two connoisseurs of the classic old Ford
happily talk and tinker over an engine.
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A great old classic Ford, beautifully restored,
complete with rumble seat (now closed).
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A serviceable old Ford, rebuilt, and awaiting
only a paint job.
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A big Ford four door sedan. Note the center
opening doors which would latter come to be called suicide doors.
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This full sized Ford convertible was probably
the ultimate touring machine seventy years ago or so.
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This little green pick up is actually used
by a local business for delivery.
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This banana coupe is a convertible.
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A little Ford coupe, restored and looking
as if it just rolled and rattled off of the show room floor.
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The same little Ford coupe as seen from the side.
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A big Ford black sedan, the classic gangster
vehicle of the thirties.
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The back of the black sedan. These cars
actually had a pretty neat look to them, and were derived from the design
of horse carriages.
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