Wow! Nice. But is the engine out of it? Either that, or there's a load of bricks in the trunk; she's practically popping a wheelie sitting still!
Is that a piece of glass on the hood ornament or is that plastic?
I think someone modded that hood ornament.
Google images of 1950 Ford hood ornaments - the plastic piece is an original component.
Hmmm, I'll be darned! Didn't think they even had clear plastic back in 1950.....
The 1950 Ford is my ultimate dream car! You don't see many of these in running condition anymore. Thanks for posting the pics!
This thing is so homely and understated only an OPCer could love it. I would drive this. Ultimate color, too. Makes my heart ache.
For years I thought the Tudor was so-called because it had "two doors" and the Fordor because it had "four doors", but you called this four-door model a Tudor so I suppose I am wrong in my past thinking.
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Wow! Nice. But is the engine out of it? Either that, or there's a load of bricks in the trunk; she's practically popping a wheelie sitting still!
Is that a piece of glass on the hood ornament or is that plastic?
I think someone modded that hood ornament.
Google images of 1950 Ford hood ornaments - the plastic piece is an original component.
Hmmm, I'll be darned! Didn't think they even had clear plastic back in 1950.....
The 1950 Ford is my ultimate dream car! You don't see many of these in running condition anymore. Thanks for posting the pics!
This thing is so homely and understated only an OPCer could love it.
I would drive this. Ultimate color, too. Makes my heart ache.
For years I thought the Tudor was so-called because it had "two doors" and the Fordor because it had "four doors", but you called this four-door model a Tudor so I suppose I am wrong in my past thinking.
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