Gray 1947 Ford Tudor for sale located in Concord, North Carolina - $19,995 (ClassicCars.com ID CC-1049152).
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Howdy.. just got back from the GoodGuys West Coast Nationals in Pleasanton. Here is what I seen (HAMB friendly, expect for maybe one I really liked)....
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SOLD! 53 FORD CUSTOMLINE 4 DOOR. 52-54 FORDS ARE STARTING TO GET HOT, THIS ONE RUNS, AND DRIVES, BUT WILL NEED MASTER CYLINDER. PRETTY SOLID OLD CAR,...
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The ice fisherman looked up from his tackle and the hole in the Lake George ice that he had drilled. He waved in approval. Doug Sanford waved back. The lake, covered with ice and crisscrossed with tracks, played host to a medley of fishermen, ice shanties, curious onlookers, ATVs, noisy late-model snowmobiles and a few…
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The 1952-54 Fords got refreshed styling, now with a one piece windshield and small round taillights, the grille had ‘teeth’ below the central bar. A new OHV 6 cyl in 1952, and a new OHV Y block V8 in 1954. The base model was the Mainline. Mid spec was the Customline. Top was the Crestline, available as the Sunliner Convertible, Victoria Hardtop, Country Squire Woody Wagon and new for 1954 was the Crestline Skyliner 2 door hardtop, which featured an acrylic glass panel over the front half of the roof. The 1952-54 Fords were also produced in Australia, available there was the V8 Customline Sedan, and unique to Australia, the V8 Mainline Coupe Utility. The Sedan was also assembled in New Zealand Engine; 115hp 223 6 cyl or 130hp 239 cu in Y block V8 (Police model 160hp) the 110hp 239 Flathead V8 was retained in Australia.
Tap Combination with Shuffles & Maxi Fords.
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Flathead-powered Fords from the early 1950s are an easy and affordable way to get into the collector car hobby with a well-styled car from a favorite era. In the late 1940s, Ford could have produced just about anything that came out of its styling studios, slapped a “New!” banner over top of it and sold…
