Really interesting article, where did you find it?

Ron.

What plates on the Country Squire Gunther?
Terry
 

Quote from: SkylinerRon on 2022-10-15 20:26Really interesting article, where did you find it?

Ron.

I watched something about him on TV and then I Googled him and did some digging.

The King, leaving the building.
T

Beauty
Terry
 

That's gorgeous! We see alot of the GM stuff, but hardly ever these Fords. Great stuff.

Sponsered by Grey Poupon.
Terry
 

Thanks for all the pic's Joe!  The 39-40 Fords are some of the best looking cars ever. I couldn't ever chop that beautiful top.

Ron.

Quote from: FiveSevenLiter on 2022-10-23 18:20Sponsered by Grey Poupon.
Terry
 

I'm sorry, I think I would have take a by pass to avoid racing that hideous thing.

Thanks Ron, I love my '39!

Joe,
My 1st car was almost a 40 tudor. We couldn't get it to move off the spot it was parked on. Being 16 and dumb with no tools I didn't realize the drums were probably rusted to the shoes. It had been parked for years in front of this elderly couples home. Even in the early 60's there were very few pre war cars in the DC area. I ended up with a 51 Victoria which I had for 15 years.

Ron.

The bumper sticker put a smile on my face.......I'm guessing "something Caverns in NC". I miss those big stickers as well as the water-slide decals for the windows. Joe, Jay, and John...you probably remember "Clarks Trading Post" or the Flume, Mohawk Trail, or........
Nice car, btw, maybe on it's maiden weekend trip.