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1948 Mercury 114 Business Coupe on Display in Australia.

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1932 Ford Type 302 Roadster Ute. The good looking one with the High Sides.

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This Open Cab 1939 Ford does not appear to be Australia, as it is LHD.

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1955 Ford Accessory Reverse Lights.

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1938 and 1939 Ford Truck Grilles.

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I just learned that the Canadian Mercury 114 came in two trim levels. The "deluxe" trim model was known as a Mercury 114X - as on this Glove Box lid on a 1948 Mercury 114X Sedan. This was similar to the regular Fords that were also built on the 114 inch Wheelbase. In the Ford series, the bas model was the Ford Deluxe and the upmarket model was the Ford Super Deluxe. The "full size" Mercurys built on the 118 inch Wheelbase only came in one trim level. You learn something new every day. In the 1946 Canadian Sales Brochure for the Mercury 114, there is no mention of two trim levels?

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1954 and 1955 Lincoln Hubcaps are different. Can anyone spot the difference between these two Hubcaps that are fitted to a 1954 Lincoln. I don't think that the owner knows that they are different.
There is a Hubcap Dealer in California that lists these Lincoln Hubcaps as 1954-1955, so obviously, he doesn't know that there are slight differences. Clue - the difference in in the Shield.

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Colour picture of Open Cab 1939 Ford 4 Wheel Drive that does not appear to be Australian, as it is LHD.

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1939 Ford Deluxe Fordor Sedan and 1939 Mercury Town Sedan compared.

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1960 Ford Sunliner - very nice indeed.

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1954 and 1955 Lincoln Hubcaps - they are different.

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Close-up view of the Shields on the 1954 and 1955 Lincoln Hubcaps, showing the slight difference between the two years.
Please disregard the fact that the 1955 Lincoln Hubcap is missing the red paint in the centre.
It is obvious that a lot of people assume that both year Hubcaps are identical?
As you can see, that is not correct, as there is a correct one for each year.

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1941 Ford Open Cab Military Pickup painted in Army Colours. Very neat.

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1958 Ford Two Door Ranch Wagon. Very nice looking Wagon.

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1960 Ford Sunliner from a different angle.

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1932 Ford Roadster Ute

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Magazine write-up back in 1980 of the 1932 Ford Ute sent to the USA.

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Joints by Woofa Express -
Gary was unable to get this x-ray picture onto his story so here it is. It relates to the story below.

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Gary was unable to get this x-ray picture onto his story so here it is. It relates to the story above.

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Story on the 1932 Ford Ute that was sent to Ohio. Single Pages hopefully easier to read.