A couple I saw today.

Propane1

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• Jul 31, 2025

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Nice old Ford. Local vehicle. Guessing a 1934/35 model truck. Fair weather vehicle only I’d say. Hehe.

Noel

 

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4getgto

Bill from Northampton County, Pennsylvania

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• Jul 31, 2025

• #2

Really liking that old Ford...

 

Propane1

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• Jul 31, 2025

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4getgto said:

Really liking that old Ford...

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Neat.

 

MFDAC

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• Jul 31, 2025

• #4

Yeah I'm with Bill! That Ford is very tastefully done and the icing on the cake is it has a flathead!

DAC

 

Cvans

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• Aug 2, 2025

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Nice to see people still appreciate the original Hotrod engines. Let the flathead live forever.

 

Jazz

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• Sunday at 9:07 AM

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This car caught my eye..’39 Chevy coupe. The hood,side cowl and grill tipped up to expose engine….a homemade contraption that looked to me like an outboard engine tilt unit, worked well. Excellent engineering.. Fresh build

 

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TAHOE

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• Sunday at 1:35 PM

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Cvans said:

Nice to see people still appreciate the original Hotrod engines. Let the flathead live forever.

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I watched a couple videos yesterday, guy has a 1950 Ford with flathead.....he turbo charged, fuel injected and added GM LS coils/wires.

 

MNGB

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• Sunday at 2:09 PM

• #8

Nice vehicles thanks for sharing guys