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Old 12-11-2010, 11:25 AM   #1
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Default Looking for a Model T or something similar for a Ford dealership ad in Sydney

Hey everyone. I'm looking for a Model T to put into a new advertisement i'm trying to organise for our Used Car section at Brad Garlick Ford.

So basically what i'm looking for is an early, early Ford pre-1930s Ford to put into it. Can anyone help or put me in the right direction? It doesn't have to be 100% mint condition since it will be 'traded' in on a new car.

If worse comes to worse it doesn't have to be a Ford but as a Ford lover i'd prefer it and so would you guys when you see the ad haha

Thanks!

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