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Sharing some love for ’39 Fords and GTOs!

ighty-five years and still on the road. We’re talking about the surviving 1939 Fords reported in a recent issue of by the Indiana Regional Group of the Early Ford V-8). John provided a three-page summary of the car’s introduction, model rundown and more than a dozen factory-issued color visuals of offerings that year in standard and De Luxe versions.

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