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1930s [?] Ford

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drooartz

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In a grocery store parking lot in Fruita, Colorado. I love to see these pre-war cars out and about.

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nice - width of tires and stance suggests more horsies under the hood than originally.
 
My next purchase will be a pre-war car of some kind......
 
just saw a Model T drive buy - nice!
 
30-31 Victoria.
The humpback and tudor gives the model away.

I had a 29 Tudor for many years, did a lot of work on them.

I THINK the spotting difference between a 30 and 31 is a split running board pan, just down from the "A" pillar.

Dave
 
Look like 35 wheels! I have 6 or 7 of them from my old dirt sprinter. Only year Ford made them in 16 inch. 36s were solid with big centers. PJ
 
tomshobby said:
Saw a model T last night. First clue that it was not original, the fully independent rear suspension.
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How do you know the rear suspension was independent? Did you see it off by itself looking at other cars??!!

:lol: Sorry, I had to say that! It's Friday!! :lol:
 
tomshobby said:
Saw a model T last night. First clue that it was not original, the fully independent rear suspension.
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Jaguar rear suspension is popular withhot rodders.
 
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