Bye, bye, B-150
 

About to start the last leg of its journey to its new home (with new shoes).

Re: Bye, bye, B-150
 

David,

I'm guessing we will see it again in Franklin Tennessee at the 2022 Eastern National Meet.

Ken

Re: Bye, bye, B-150
 

David, could you flesh out the story a bit? I would like to know more about the car. B150? I'm not familiar with that. is that the body style number for a woodie?

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It has always amazed me just how much a difference in tires (in this case WWW) can change the character, or 'aura' of a car! DD


https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/image...ine=1303160479


https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...1&d=1628952376

Re: Bye, bye, B-150
 

Mart,

While few refer to the 1932 convertible sedan as such, but rather as the B-400, and by their names for the rest the '32s, I tend to think of the shorter body type numbers first for all of the body types, followed by their spelled out names, at least through the '37 model year. In the case of your car, to me it is first a B-55 and second a Tudor sedan.

Perhaps it is a sixty-seven-year association with '32 or the linkage of the body type number with the numbering of all of the body parts or a bit of both that has led me to think that way.

I acquired the station wagon in the photos more than fifty years ago and subsequently restored it (my second '32 restoration). Amazingly, it hasn't aged since then, with obvious exception of the tires which were progressively giving up the ghost, and it truly is as good as it appears to be in the photos. It had a half mile on the odometer when it left here, which I realize will appall some, but my thing is the restoration and what goes into that process. I also take pleasure in what is one handsome piece of eye candy.

It is going to a very good new home not far away.

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1628981127
That is one very nice 1932 B-150 - 1932 Ford Station Wagon.

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...5&d=1628952376

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Re: Bye, bye, B-150
 

Ken,


I think you're right, but I understand its first outing will be at the Old Car Festival at Greenfield Village next month.

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Incredible car for sure!!