1921 Ford Model
T:
Wood Wheel Spokes, Brass Radiator Cap, Running Boards, Front
Window Opens,
The 5 Millionth Produced, This is a Rare Find. This car is piece of
History, it was order by Henry Ford for his son,
Driver off the line by May, 1921 and here it is
now, a museum quality vehicle. |
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1957 Ford
Thunderbird:
Fully Restored Hart Top, w/Port Holes, PS, Manual Brakes, Fender Skits, Dust Rose
w/White Interior |
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1940 Mercury 4-Door Convertible:
This original 1940 Mercury 4 Door Convertible is in
overall excellent condition, having been restored by Wally Tennyson
and Ed Howcroft. This model was only produced in 1940 and
only 942 were built. There are very few survivors in the world.
Conceived initially by Henry Ford's son this extremely rare Mercury
sedan convertible is such a rare find that the value cannot be
estimated. This car has been kept garaged for many years. This
collector vehicle has the original flathead engine and the body and
frame are extremely straight and rust free. This is a very rare
automobile and the opportunity to bid on it should not be
missed. |
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1916
Ford "Brass" Model T:
This
1916 Ford Model T Touring Car with Brass Radiator.
Museum Quality, Black Exterior,/Interior, Museum Quality, Brass
Radiator Shell, Couch Lamps, 4 Cylinder, Wood Steering Wheel, Black
Steel Wheels. A Beauty To Any Beholder. Has Always Been Stored
Inside,. |
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1936 Ford Cabriolet:
- 2 door convertible with back seat
and trunk
- All steel
- Great Hood Ornament
- White Wall Tires
- Ready for a Drive Down Woodward
Or An Elegant Car Show |
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1953 Ford Pickup:
'53 Ford F-100 pickup bought from David E. Davis, publisher of
Automobile magazine, what a fine looking
pick up this vehicle is. |
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1958 Ford Edsel:
This Edsel Pacer four-door hardtop is one of 110,737 Edsels built
between 1958-60. |
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1925 Model T
Ford: This pick up has a beautiful
wood pick up bed and Step plates.
this vehicle is a test of
time, with it's fine lines, convertible top. |
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1901 Replica Car
Parade Car:
Style that is elegant in it's
own right as a Horseless Carriage, with brass
light. |
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1965 Ford Galaxie 500 LTD Town Car:
By
Andy Hotton. One of 10 ever built!
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1953
Ford Golden Jubilee Anniversary Farm Tractor:
A gorgeous restoration job. In late '52
Ford introduced the new NAA series tractor for '53 which marked the
end of 8N production. 1953 was Ford's 50th anniversary so the new
tractor was called the Golden Jubilee in celebration of that event.
The NAA - Jubilee had a more powerful overhead valve engine, live
hydraulics, and redesigned front sheet metal with the
"Cyclops" medallion in the center of the hood. It was
slightly taller, longer, and heavier than the 8N. |
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| The No. 2#
Production 94' Ford Mustang: [2nd Car off the line] Exterior is Red.
This vehicle still has all of it's Stickers on it and only 44 Miles.
I would say that qualifies as like New, Excellent Condition. |
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1984 ˝
Mustang G.T. 350:
White Exterior Convertible, 2 Dr Hardtop |
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1973 Ford
Mustang:
Convertible, Medium Yellow Gold, Tan Interior, PS, PB,
Power Convertible Top White, Color Keyed Racing Mirrors, Classic, Muscle
and
Fun. |
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1966
Ford Mustang Coupe:
2 Door, Signal Flare Red Exterior, Black Leather
Interior, Radio, Has Rally Tack and Clock, 24,813 Miles. V-8 Engine,
289 CI with California Emissions, Automatic Transmission., Radio,
Restored. Always Stored Inside |
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1950 Crestliner:
2 Tone Burgundy w/Black, Exterior, Black Vinyl Top,
Black and Red Cloth & Vinyl Interior, Radio, Spot Lights, Wide White
Walls, Front & RR Bumper Guards, Rear Wiper, Fender Skirts, Chrome
Trim and Bumpers-Fenders, Window Covers. Always Stored Inside. |
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1929 Ford Model A Deluxe Phaeton:
Green and Black, Grey Leather,
This is a Classy Car with White Walls
Spoke Wheels
4 Door Convertible
Wonderful for a Sunday Drive Woodward or Any Event |
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1966 Thunderbird
Convertible:
Look out Woodward Here We Come
This Vehicle would make a Trip anywhere
more Exciting |
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1975 Ford
Thunderbird:
PS, PW, Power Seats, Tilt, PB, Copper Starfire Ext, Bronze Cloth
Int., Radio,
They call them Classic Cars, and you
See why by this example |
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1924 Ford Model T
Huckster:
[Depot Hack] Wood Body
Take all your friends for a ride in this
Vehicle to a Party, A Family Gathering,
White Water Rafting, Room for everyone and Everything |
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1968
Thunderbird:
Teal, w/Black Interior, Suicide Doors, Again a Class
Act and the Color is Great |
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1976 Runabout Ford Pinto:
This car looks great, The wheels
are chic, the color would make you
noticed at any Cruise |
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1961 Ford
Falcon:
Aqua marine, Green Cloth and Vinyl Int., Radio,
Deluxe Trim pkg,
Original Car. How often do you
See an Original Car of any kind or much
less have the chance to Own One.
Here is a fun Car to run around in, show
off, or just have some fun. |
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1925 Model T
Benzol Stake Truck:
2 Door, 4 Cylinder, 3 Speed, Special Green and White,
Exterior, Black Vinyl Interior, Wood Wheels,
this Commercial vehicle, is not only
unique, but has it's own statement of
usefulness, yet stylish. |
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1960 Ford Station Wagon:
Here is another chance for you to own
an Original Car, unrestored, yet mint.
You can go to any show, or fun event
and drive in your head held high.
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| "Freddie Ford" Robot:
Freddie a second-generation mechanical robot, he was one of the
highlights of the Ford Division exhibit at auto shows around the
country. Freddie is almost a replica of his popular predecessor who
delighted spectators for three years. He is made up large of parts
from Ford Division products. He even has a television camera in his
nose so he can see who he is “talking” to. |
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This is limited edition Model T Style Brass
pedal car with detailing and pin-striping. |
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This is a part of a float used in parades and
a great deal of the other parts of the float will
go with the display vehicle. There are machinery
Items that surround the Float. |
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This model Airplane was specially produced
for show. An electric or gas engine can be
added to this plane. Built by J Crewel
Back in 1926. Henry Ford had a dream. He had
built cars for more than 20 years with amazing success. and he hoped
that if he applied some of the same ideas to the world of personal
aviation, the flying Flivver would become the Model T of the skies.
Flying was just becoming accepted as a safe form of passenger
transportation, but the idea of people flying their own planes the way
they drove their cars was a bit optimistic; the Flivver did not catch
on. Nevertheless, the plane was well designed, and though it never
turned a profit, it has become a great subject for modelers. Now,
modelers can experience the excitement of this Golden Age aerobat in
ARF form with Dymond's superb 71-inch rendition of Henry Ford's dream
machine. |
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| Ford
Tractors Equipment Authorized Service Sign |
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| 40s
Mercury
Grill Assembly |
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| Ford
Porcelain Neon Sign, 1902-30's |
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| Original Ford Neon Sign |
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Unique Antique Hallock Clock Co.
Oak Time Clock
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National Cash Register Candy Store Register, designed by
Tiffany and Company #313, 1908-1920-Rare National Cash Register Stand Also
In the Class 300 model number, the first number
indicates Class. The second figure denotes the size. The third number
tells the kind and key arrangement.
Numbers ending in 2 and 3 are registers without a detail
strip printer. Numbers ending in 6, 7, 8, and 9 are numbers with a detail
strip printer. Numbers ending in 2, 6, and 8 have 1-cent key arrangements.
Numbers ending in 3, 7, and 9 have 5-cent key arrangements. |
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