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Let's see your 1937 Ford 3 Attachment(s)
Let's see your 1937 Ford.
There was a time when the 1937 Ford was considered an "ugly duckling" by some auto enthusiasts. I never held that opinion. And these days many have come to appreciate the beauty of the 1937 Ford. I love the beautiful art deco Zephyr influenced design of the 1937 Ford. My favorite pre-war Ford. Please post a photo of your 1937 Ford car or truck. Thanks. |
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Here's one of mine when it was assembled in bare metal before painting. It has been wedge chopped a bit, so isn't so accepted here, but it will be a nice car when finished. I'm in the final stages of blocking now and will be house of kolor jet black when done.
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford Interesting comparison...same body style. DD
http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...7&d=1422946040 http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...7&d=1422995434 |
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Grocery getter...
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford uncle max, great looking car! is it blue or black, if blue which blue is it?
thanx, tom |
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I hope to get to it.
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See.... Three peice puzzle.
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Found some more pieces under the couch!!
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford I prefer the lid lowered 1.5 inches
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Here is my all original, never restored 37 Standard Tudor, 60 hp
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford Here is my / dad's fordor touring just after the engine swap and then all put together.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...s/img_0004.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...tpassenger.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...kpassenger.jpg |
Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford For further reading on 1937 Fords, please check out my Post on Australian 1937 Fords. There is some interesting reading and pictures.
http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=156729 |
Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford This is a long distance runner. 8BA with original drivetrain. 35 Ford cream color.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...t/P1010008.jpg |
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Here is mine with after market headlights, which I changed to original. Zeke
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford ZEEK ..........................
Good call. Thoses aftermarket ones look General Motorsish and were ugly. MIKE :) (mikeburch) |
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Mostly original paint and interior. 286 inch motor by Lowry's in NH.
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Maybe this isn't what you had in mind... But it's been a trusty worker here for six or seven years now. Edit: and why is this a thumbnail?
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Here's my unrestored '37 fordor humpback.
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Here is mine old barn find
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Found this for a buddy , one owner 60000 Mls , a little bit of filler ( well quite a lot) around the lower trunk panel. chassis and motor done many moons ago. Motor runs super quiet, not driven in 30 yrs.as original as they come.
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We have owned and driven this one over 30 yrs dated in it kids grew up in it. So essentially it's now a one owner car. All flathead ,though pretty modified.
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford 37 styling is one of the best, especially the taillights.
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Here is mine.. Original except for juice brakes, wheels, springs and dropped axle.
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Been a family member for 49 of the 50 years of my life. Dear Old Dad and Woodie
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford Nice Cars. Thanks for posting guys.
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford 50+ years ago up til about 10 yrs ago I used to think they were ugly ducklings. I'm even starting to like the 38-39 standards now.
Paul in CT ps I had one back around 59 or 60. |
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My grandfather's '37. A basket case for over 30 yrs. Still mostly original
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Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford My dad has always said that Chrysler stole the design for the PT Cruiser from Ford's 37. What do you think?
My aunt with my uncle's 37 in 1945: http://i1059.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9cakoppp.jpg Modern PT Cruiser: http://images.thecarconnection.com/l...00304489_l.jpg Whadaya think? |
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That trim on the fender skirt is from a 1941 Buick.
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I am posting these photos for my faraway friend Chris. Chris (aka: SWOOPNZ) had purchased this car right in my "back yard", here in Wisconsin and had it shipped to his stomping grounds in New Zealand.
Chris WILL get this car looking beautiful. He has a long track record of doing so with others he has "snatched away" from us boys here in the USA. I am proud of Chris in his perseverance and his obvious courage to tackle challenges many would be too frightened to take on. |
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I am working on this 79.000 mile 37 not driven for nine years due to perceived vapour lock .
More here on this link http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showth...ight=1937+ford |
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My 1937 Pickup,,,,,,
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1937 Ford De Luxe Fordor
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