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Same car, right?

 

Yep!

 

I need to see what info @swifty and @34 GAZ have on these ones. Thanks for posting, cheers

 

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Back in the late forties, early fifties. My dad is the guy in the dark shirt.

 

John English, if I'm correct. Went from a flathead to the mighty FE as in this pic, cheers

 

Car belongs to Barry Fletcher , only change to this day is Chev motor replacing the Y block HPJ 100

 

this may have belonged to Murray McKendry who bought if for $15 and spent 4 years rebuilding it

 

146-106 belonged to Mick Patty , windscreen was from a Customline mounted upside down

 

He does look grumpy.

 

Ron Aguire's " X Sonic "

 

My wife and I decided to take our motorhome out for a few days, rather local to us (1 1/2 hours) but a change in scenery to Gulf Shores, Alabama. A guy arrived in a motorhome from Indiana bringing a bone stock 1927 Ford Model T Touring Car. Not the typical car snowbirds bring to the sunny south for the winter months. He’s been driving all over although going to get real cold by lower Alabama standards.