@charlesnorte car history keeps movin' on, doesn't it. Thats an amazing comparison and shows how far automotive engineering has come. Thanks for your comment.
This car is beautiful, simple and harmonious. In our country the back seat was called, "Kill-mother in law" (mata suegras) and in Spain, "There you rot"(ahí te pudras) : It remember me to Bonny and Clyde.....
@charlesnorte HA! Thats funny about what the rumble seat was called. Yes, this reminds me of Bonnie and Clyde too. Thanks so much for enjoying this beautiful Ford.
@mrdestoryit I much prefer factory condition cars and trucks then ratrods. I only have one ratrod video in this channel and I found them unusual but I prefer very much the original survivor or factory restored vehicles. I think they're much more valuable too. Thanks for enjoying this Ford.
The 33 and 34 Fords were a lot swoopier than the As. This sporty roadster is top notch. In 1962 when FoMoCo introduced their new small block V8 it was 221 c.i. just like this one. I wonder if that was planned or a coincident.
@cheddyrod Yes, they're a lot swoopier. And this roadster is indeed top notch. I wonder if the V8 from the 60's was a coincidence too. History repeating itself again? Thanks for enjoying this Ford roadster.
Now, Mercedes Classic with 1600 cc (240 HP). What difference 77 years after!
charlesnorte 1 month ago
@charlesnorte car history keeps movin' on, doesn't it. Thats an amazing comparison and shows how far automotive engineering has come. Thanks for your comment.
55lincoln 4 weeks ago
@55lincoln Yes, you are right. Thanks for you answer to my comment!
charlesnorte 4 weeks ago
This car is beautiful, simple and harmonious. In our country the back seat was called, "Kill-mother in law" (mata suegras) and in Spain, "There you rot"(ahí te pudras) : It remember me to Bonny and Clyde.....
charlesnorte 1 month ago
@charlesnorte HA! Thats funny about what the rumble seat was called. Yes, this reminds me of Bonnie and Clyde too. Thanks so much for enjoying this beautiful Ford.
55lincoln 1 month ago
Its nice to see one that has not been turned into a rat rod it even has the orginal rims on it.
mrdestoryit 1 month ago
@mrdestoryit I much prefer factory condition cars and trucks then ratrods. I only have one ratrod video in this channel and I found them unusual but I prefer very much the original survivor or factory restored vehicles. I think they're much more valuable too. Thanks for enjoying this Ford.
55lincoln 1 month ago
The 33 and 34 Fords were a lot swoopier than the As. This sporty roadster is top notch. In 1962 when FoMoCo introduced their new small block V8 it was 221 c.i. just like this one. I wonder if that was planned or a coincident.
cheddyrod 1 month ago
@cheddyrod Yes, they're a lot swoopier. And this roadster is indeed top notch. I wonder if the V8 from the 60's was a coincidence too. History repeating itself again? Thanks for enjoying this Ford roadster.
55lincoln 1 month ago