Not mine, no knowledge other than the pic and text of ad. Looks rough (for that price) and can't see what "racing modifications" were made. Certainly is a Nohawk. What I thought was interesting was the seemingly good fit of the 58-60 Thunderbird front bumper/grill.
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JohnP, driving & reviving
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That is kinda cool. Must have looked neat when it was, shall we say, less weathered
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That bumper is a surprise. It could look nice finished up. I usually don't like body modifications."In the heart of Arkansas."
Searcy, Arkansas
1952 Commander 2 door. Really fine 259.
1952 2R pickupComment
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That Ford emblem on the fender hints at what 'might' be under the hood, no...?
StudeDave '57
StudeDave '57
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Reminds me of this one.Comment
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skip the bumper guards, and not a big fan of the color, but yeah, I LIKE IT (for a modified body, that is)
as long as a 55 was sacrificed, not a 53/4 I'm ok with it. OK bring on the flaming arrows!
and no offense to TBird owners out there, what a great improvement to the original wearer of that bumper . . .Last edited by allstateguy; 05-05-2014, 10:15 AM.sigpic
JohnP, driving & reviving
60 Lark & 58 Scotsman 4drComment
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To my eye it would "improve" a '55. but not a 53/54.
But then again, I'm a big fan of the GT roofline too!Comment
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Sweetest "Ford" I ever seen!
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