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13-02-2015, 05:35 PM
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Pity the fool
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Pics! (I don't have a Model T or wish to buy one, I'd just love to see the tools!)
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Fords I own or have owned: 1970 XW Falcon GT replica  | 1970 XW Falcon | 1971 XY Fairmont | 1973 ZG Fairlane | 1986 XF Falcon panel van | 1987 XFII Falcon S-Pack | 1988 XF Falcon GLS ute | 1993 EBII Fairmont V8 | 1996 XG Falcon ute | 2000 AU Falcon wagon | 2004 BA Falcon XT | 2012 SZ Territory Titanium AWDProud to buy Australian and support Ford Australia through thick and thin |
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13-02-2015, 11:31 PM
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Be very very very keen if you have a hand cranked coil tester, but the tools are also interesting to see what you have. Pics please!!!
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1997 el futura. 1978 P6 town car. 1975 xb coupe. 1963 morris. 1920 model T |
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Really , Really old Fords.
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