'37 English Ford

[PhotosGuy]

Joe's '37 English Ford made me look twice, as it's smaller that I'd expected a Ford to be. It has a Pinto motor, Mustang auto-trans & rear end.

He's had it for 5 years & drives it about 200 miles a year, mostly in the area in which he lives.

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[S7000]

Take out the dice and i'd have that! ;)

[marie]

that is just spiffing. beautiful car
the colour and the shots are wonderful

[RadAL]

its not RHD?

[Woolburr]

That is an interesting find Frank...why do you suppose they did such a great job on the vehicle and yet have a steering column that looks like it came straight from the crusher?

[PhotosGuy]

that is just spiffing Good choice of words, Marie! its not RHD? No, & I have no idea why. Should have asked, too! ...why do you suppose they did such a great job on the vehicle and yet have a steering column that looks like it came straight from the crusher? Maybe it's a project for the Winter? A lot of these cars are works in progress.

Thanks for the comments!

[Jamie Holladay]

Cool stuff Frank.

[jdizzle]

Nice shot! I like how the front window pops open.

[PhotosGuy]

I like how the front window pops open. 1937 A/C! I miss the old wing windows, too. They were much better than a fan.