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Cars line up waiting to enter Skip's on a sultry summer day
Watching cars enter is like standing in a bygone era
I'd say that classic Thunderbird is at least 20 years older than the driver
My Uncle Arthur's favorite — a tank-like Hudson
"Woodies" were a true art form
Everything from Mustangs to "T-Buckets"
This type of vehicle is known as a "T-Bucket," based on the Model T Ford
It'll go a lot faster than anything Henry ever dreamed of
Now I ask you...
...is this the prettiest dump truck you ever saw?
A couple more Model T-based hotties
I love this Shelby Cobra
Powered by Ford
The Cobra's cockpit
I have no expertise in the following racing cars, but my friend Dick at Cruisntimes
may be able to provide some details — help me out please, Dick, if you see these
Notice the unusual side-mounted engine
Back to cars I know a little about
This hot little number is based on the 1932 Ford
1957 Oldsmobile Super 88
Possibly the most beutiful dash ever to grace an American car
Oh, no sir, I don't mind if you sit in my car — you may sit anywhere you want to
An honored American brand no longer with us — the 1940 Plymouth
A pair of 1935 Ford V8s
The medallion reads: "Antique Auto Club of America 2005 — _endy T. Bootle (sorry, they drove a bolt
through the first letter) Award for Outstanding V/8 Ford That Completed National Glidden Tour"
A line-up of 21st Century Thunderbirds
Nice custom job — began life as a Ford, circa 1949-51
A 1946-48 Ford — they look pretty much alike
Automatic transmission, not original — Ford didn't get a factory-installed automatic until 1950
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