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Bart |
08-06-2010 @ 2:06 PM
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I'm new here but love the site. Job well done.
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10-10-2010 @ 2:50 PM
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Many thanks for the welcome to the EFV-8 Club. Very nice place of discussions and the look of the site is nice, clean and powerfull. First of all I would like to ask to all members of the club my apologies in advance because I'am Braziliam and my Inglish is very poor. So, please anyone could help me and tell me where I can get a gatalog or some thing like that about what are the complete standards of a 1936 standard pick-up ? I do have recently purchased one and would like to leave her the most original possible and them I need to know pictures and descriptions aboutthis beautifull pick-up that mr henry built up. Many thans.
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10-10-2010 @ 6:18 PM
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G, Welcome to our website, and no apologies required, as most of us don't have a second language at all! There are no books to my knowledge specifically about the '36 Ford Pickup. All the mechanical parts, are, of course, identical to the passenger car, so for that, I can recommend the '35-'36 Ford Book sold on this website.
Alan
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10-17-2010 @ 3:41 PM
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I am a new Early Ford V8 Member and a new poster. I asked for help on a radio problem on my recently purchased 1947 Ford convertible and received instant help. The problem is already solved. In addition to my '47 Ford, I have a Model A pickup, three Buicks, a 39 LaSalle convertible, a '66 Cadillac convertible and two '55 Pontiac Safaris. Also a 1951 Ford Stake with 23,000 original miles. See my cars at www.tpcarcollection.com Fred
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ralph |
05-05-2011 @ 12:26 PM
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I am restoring a 1953 ford club coupe and Iwould like to know what part of the inside should be the same color as the car it looks as if the inner fender and air tubes were painted black.I would appreciate any information that could be provided would be appreciated.
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