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Fords - all Fords


Henry had a better idea. He made Fords.

1896: Ford builds his first automobile Henry Ford was one of the early builders of automobiles powered by the internal-combustion engine. Early cars had been run by steam and were dangerous to operate. Ford simplified the automobile so that more people could operate one.

Ford built his first car in a little shed behind his home. It had a two-cylinder engine over the rear axle that developed four horsepower, a single seat fitted in a boxlike body, an electric bell for a horn, and a steering lever instead of a wheel. In 1899 Ford helped organize the Detroit Automobile Company, which built cars to order. Ford wanted to build in quantity at a price within the reach of many.
Excerpted from Compton’s Interactive Encyclopedia Copyright © 1993, 1994 Compton’s NewMedia, Inc.




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Fords Forever.
This beautiful 1912 Cadillac Model 30 was submitted by Thomas. We love the car Thomas - well done and thanks again for sharing.


A great looking 1952 Ford pick up - submitted by Joe - our first featured classic of the week... A fine looking 1955 Ford Victoria from W Kanaby in Seattle, thanks for the submission of your classic car.

Another one of Ron's car - this 1955 Lincoln Capri (2 door hardtop), we're sure that many people on the highway see this view - Thanks for the submission Ron.. A beautiful 1955 Ford Fairlane Club Sedan, recently submitted by Carl And Nettie from Texas. Stevens 57 Mercury Colony Park station wagon

A beautiful 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham submitted by Vic (note his links on our link page for more great Caddy's)

A fine looking classic car - a 1958 Thunderbird A great 1956? T-bird submitted by Bill... nice job... great car...
My 1959 Ford Custom AKA Betsy, recently painted by John Smith from Thamesville - Betsy was driven from Nova Scotia to Ontario a few times over the past couple years (a distance of 1500 miles one way) and always takes the trips in stride. Hello this is my 1959 2dr club sdn I have had it about one year now. It is a one owner car with 38.000 actual miles it has a 292ci with a ford-o-matic in it and runs like a top I am not body man as you can see but you can drive this car anywere as the drivetrain is almost perfect. I hope it is good enough for your site? http://communities.msn.com/my59
A great looking 1960 Tank Fairlane from Austrailia - a striking resemblence to a 1959 Ford Fairlane - recently submitted by Brad - this car has a 460 cubic inch motor, with a C-6 tranny, the original 9 inch diff. and the hole in front of the bonnet is for extra airflow for the big block - well done Brad A 1962 classic submitted by Ricky - thanks for sharing your classic car with us. An overlooked classic car these days - this 1963 Ford falcon was and is a great car.
A great looking classic car - this one recently submitted by Cecil from Canard, Nova Scotia. A great looking classic car - this 66 Mustang belongs to Bonita - our apologies for losing your car - hope you don't lose it.
A fine example of one of the worlds greatest sports cars - a 1966 Mustang Coupe - complete with a 302 engine and a fantastic paint job - our many thanks to Ronnie from Lancaster for his recent submission of his great classic car.
Paul from New Glasgow, Nova Scotia owns this classic car, a 1966 Cobra Replicar bulit by Paul himself complete with a 302 super charged engine. -- Cynthia -- was bought brand new by my grandfather in '71 and he gave it to me in '94 - a nice looking classic - thanks Scott.
Ken from Kentville, Nova Scotia recently submitted his classic 1973 Mach 1 Mustang, simply beautiful - thanks Ken .
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