Sorry for the overhead flourescent lighting reflection in the 2nd photo.
FL Streetrodder wrote:
Sorry for the overhead flourescent lighting reflection in the 2nd photo.
Great image of a nice vehicle. However, the day/night hood is a little strange for my taste. Hope the owner is not offended as it's only my opinion.
Moon roof for the engine???π
She's a beauty.
Each to their own on style definitely deferent.
joecichjr
Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA
FL Streetrodder wrote:
Sorry for the overhead flourescent lighting reflection in the 2nd photo.
A beautiful work of mechanical art πππ―ππ
This isnβt the first Ford Iβve seen with a window in the hood.
FL Streetrodder wrote:
Sorry for the overhead flourescent lighting reflection in the 2nd photo.
Didn't they go to the 292cu.in. in Fifty Five?
I don't think I have seen a hood like this one FL Streetrodder.
Don
Nice, although I'm not crazy about the hood.
My father had a 54 Ford. Just a 4 dr sedan, not a convertible. He actually let me customize it. I frenched the headlights, removed the rear door handles, replaced the grille with a 55 and the tail lights with 56 Olds lights, lowered the rear end and installed dual exhaust and lake pipes. I was a teenager at the time without my own car.
Manglesphoto wrote:
Didn't they go to the 292cu.in. in Fifty Five?
The Thunderbird and Mercury received the 292 cu. in. engine
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