Lets see your 46, 47, 48 Fords

Hey Dragnut I have seen that car in books on customs and in a couple of magazines and love it! Is the top chopped 5 inches all around it seems that it is from the photos I have seen. I have posted this before but here is my stepdads old 46.

 

Here's my 47 1/2 ton work in progress. Didn't know if you just wanted to see cars but what the hell.

 

Heres my 47 truck, wooden bed coming this spring

 

Cool truck. I like it!

 

Heres my 41...still lots of work left, but a good driver. Stock drivetrain w/59AB and a fresh lowering job in the front.

 

cool car man.

 

This is my old 46 sedan delivery in 1965. I was 23 and the car was 19 years old. that would be like owning a 1989 ford wagon today. some how I thought it was cool back then. I guess I live in the past to much. because I still own a 48 ford with an old 56 chrysler Hemi

 

HERES MY BUDDY BUNKY 46 FORD COUPE HE BUILT IT 1988 OUT OF A RUST BUCKET THAT MOST WOULD USE FOR A PARTS CAR

 

My fordor to coupe

 

My 47 long door coupe, my wife ha affectionately named her Blue Betty.

 

This is my old wreck.
Owned it for 43 years this year.

 

A lot of dead/broken photo links. Too bad. '46-'48 cars are really high on my list. My Father had a nice survivor '47 super deluxe convertible when I was in my late teens/early 20's and I drove that car a lot. It's the reason I love Flatheads. I miss that car. I was really bummed when he sold it. I hope to have one of my own someday.

 

My ole 46.

 

Isn't that a '41?

 

It's not a '46. At least not the front sheet metal.

 

Mine is patiently waiting in the project line...

 

Our old '46, SBC, stock 3 speed and banjo rear.

 

It is a 46 with 41 fenders and hood.

 

That makes sense then.

 

Not my car, but some pictures I saved…

 

I like this third one a lot! Who's is this?

 

I can't help with owner info, but I'm pretty sure this car was at one of the last HAMB drags. If it's the same car, it was a strong runner.

 

Wonder what's under the hood? hopped up flatty?

 

Just saved that last picture off the web somewhere, because I liked it too. I doubt you can get that look without airbags, so the chances for a flatty are pretty slim. The chop, chrome strip and relatively untouched front sheet metal were calling to me. Someone made this into a pretty nice sled. Camera angle helps too.