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1952-59 Ford Fords from the past.

Discussion in 'Off Topic Hot Rods & Customs' started by JeffB2, Apr 23, 2017.

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    Whiteville, NC - 1956
     
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  2. JeffB2
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    JeffB2
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    from Phoenix,AZ

  3. TomDobbs
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    Wow, that brings back memories! One of my 1st high school jobs was produce guy at the A&P in Richardson, TX, 1962/63. $2.25/hr and all the bananas I could eat.
     
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  4. okiedokie
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    Wow! I started at a Thrifty Wise here in Tulsa at $0.35 an hour in 1961. I would have been in tall cotton at $2.25.
     
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  5. TomDobbs
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    The A&P was a union shop, hence the princely wage...:D
     
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    My worked for Grumman and was paid on Thursdays. A&P would cash his check, so it was a treat to go shopping with my parents. They only would take one of us, we took turns. I remember grinding the coffee there and bagging it up.
     
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  7. JeffB2
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  8. jailbar joe
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    love these old pic's the cars had style and so did the people......makes the present so hum drum
     

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