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V-8 LEGEND.Qxd Early Ford V-8 Club of America VEHICLE LEGEND 1932 FORD DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 40A-77B STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 18-70A SEDAN DELIVERY 40A-78B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 18-70B STATION WAGON 40A-79A STANDARD ROADSTER 18-71A PICKUP 40A-80A DELUXE ROADSTER 18-71A OPEN CAB PICKUP 40A-80B DELUXE (3-W) COUPE 18-72A STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 40A-80C SPORT COUPE 18-72B DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 40A-80D STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 18-73A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 18-73B 1935 FORD VICTORIA 18-74A STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 48-70A CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 18-74B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 48-70B STANDARD PHAETON 18-75A (DELUXE TUDOR TOURING SEDAN) 48-70D DELUXE PHAETON 18-75A ROADSTER 48-71A CABRIOLET 18-76A 3-WINDOW COUPE 48-72A STANDARD (5-W) COUPE 18-77A STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 48-73A SEDAN DELIVERY 18-78A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 48-73B STATION WAGON 18-79A (DELUXE) FORDOR TOURING SEDAN 48-73D PICKUP 18-80A CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 48-74B OPEN CAB PICKUP 18-80B PHAETON 48-75A STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 18-80C CABRIOLET 48-76A DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 18-80D STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 48-77A DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 48-77B 1933 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY 48-78A STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 40-70A STATION WAGON 48-79A DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 40-70B PICKUP 48-80A STANDARD ROADSTER 40-71A STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 48-80C DELUXE ROADSTER 40-71A DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 48-80D STANDARD 3-WINDOW COUPE 40-72A DELUXE 3-WINDOW COUPE 40-72B 1936 FORD STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 40-73A STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 68-70A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 40-73B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 68-70B VICTORIA 40-74A STANDARD TUDOR TOURING SEDAN 68-70C STANDARD PHAETON 40-75A DELUXE TUDOR TOURING SEDAN 68-70D DELUXE PHAETON 40-75A ROADSTER 68-71A CABRIOLET 40-76A 3-WINDOW COUPE 68-72A STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 40-77A STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 68-73A DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 40-77B DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 68-73B SEDAN DELIVERY 40-78A STANDARD FORDOR TOURING SEDAN 68-73C STATION WAGON 40-79A DELUXE FORDOR TOURING SEDAN 68-73D PICKUP 40-80A CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 68-74B OPEN CAB PICKUP 40-80B CONVERTIBLE TOURING SEDAN 68-74C STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 40-80C PHAETON 68-75A DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 40-80D CABRIOLET 68-76A CLUB CABRIOLET 68-76B 1934 FORD STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 68-77A STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 40A-70A DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 68-77B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 40A-70B STANDARD SEDAN DELIVERY 68-78A STANDARD ROADSTER 40A-71A DELUXE SEDAN DELIVERY 68-78B DELUXE ROADSTER 40A-71A STATION WAGON 68-79A DELUXE 3-WINDOW COUPE 40A-72A STANDARD PICKUP 68-80A STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 40A-73A DELUXE PICKUP 68-80A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 40A-73B STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 68-80C VICTORIA 40A-74A DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 68-80D STANDARD PHAETON 40A-75A DELUXE PHAETON 40A-75A 1937 FORD CABRIOLET 40A-76A STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 78-70A STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 40A-77A DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 78-70B 4 STANDARD TUDOR TOURING SEDAN 78-70C DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 01A-77B DELUXE TUDOR TOURING SEDAN 78-70D (DELUXE) SEDAN DELIVERY 01A-78B ROADSTER 78-71A STANDARD STATION WAGON 01A-79A CLUB COUPE 78-72A DELUXE STATION WAGON 01A-79B STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 78-73A PICKUP 01A-80A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 78-73B PANEL DELIVERY 01A-80C STANDARD FORDOR TOURING SEDAN 78-73C DELUXE FORDOR TOURING SEDAN 78-73D 1941 FORD (TOURING) CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 78-74C DELUXE COUPE W/JUMP SEATS 11A-67A (TOURING) PHAETON 78-75A SUPER DELUXE COUPE W/JUMP SEATS 11A-67B CABRIOLET 78-76A DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 11A-70A CLUB CABRIOLET 78-76B SUPER DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 11A-70B STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 78-77A SPECIAL TUDOR SEDAN 11A-70C DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 78-77B SUPER DELUXE SEDAN COUPE 11A-72B STANDARD SEDAN DELIVERY 78-78A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 11A-73A DELUXE SEDAN DELIVERY 78-78B SUPER DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 11A-73B STATION WAGON 78-79A SPECIAL FORDOR SEDAN 11A-73C STANDARD PICKUP 78-80A S. CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 11A-76B DELUXE PICKUP 78-80A DELUXE COUPE 11A-77A STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 78-80C SUPER DELUXE COUPE 11A-77B DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 78-80D SPECIAL COUPE 11A-77C SEDAN DELIVERY 11A-78A 1938 FORD DELUXE STATION WAGON 11A-79A STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 81A-70A SUPER DELUXE STATION WAGON 11A-79B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 81A-70B PICKUP 11A-80A CLUB COUPE 81A-72B PANEL DELIVERY 11A-80C STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 81A-73A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 81A-73B 1942 FORD DELUXE CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 81A-74C DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 21A-70A DELUXE PHAETON 81A-75A SPECIAL TUDOR SEDAN 21A-70C DELUXE CONVERTIBLE COUPE 81A-76A DELUXE SEDAN COUPE 21A-72A DELUXE CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 81A-76B SUPER DELUXE SEDAN COUPE 21A-72B STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 81A-77A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 21A-73A DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 81A-77B SUPER DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 21A-73B (STANDARD) SEDAN DELIVERY 81A-78A SPECIAL FORDOR SEDAN 21A-73C STATION WAGON 81A-79A SUPER DELUXE CONVERTIBLE COUPE 21A-76B PICKUP 81A-80A SUPER DELUXE COUPE 21A-77B STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 81A-80C SEDAN DELIVERY 21A-78A DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 81A-80D DELUXE STATION WAGON 21A-79A SUPER DELUXE STATION WAGON 21A-79B 1939 FORD PICKUP 21A-80A STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 91A-70A PANEL DELIVERY 21A-80C DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 91A-70B STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 91A-73A 1946 FORD DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 91A-73B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 69A-70A DELUXE CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 91A-74B SUPER DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 69A-70B DELUXE CONVERTIBLE COUPE 91A-76A SPORTSMAN CONVERTIBLE COUPE 69A-71B STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 91A-77A SUPER DELUXE SEDAN COUPE 69A-72B DELUXE 5-WINDOW COUPE 91A-77B DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 69A-73A (STANDARD) SEDAN DELIVERY 91A-78A SUPER DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 69A-73B STANDARD STATION WAGON 91A-79A CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 69A-76A DELUXE STATION WAGON 91A-79B DELUXE COUPE 69A-77A PICKUP 91A-80A SUPER DELUXE COUPE 69A-77B STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 91A-80C SEDAN DELIVERY 69A-78A SUPER DELUXE STATION WAGON 69A-79B 1940 FORD PICKUP 69A-80A STANDARD BUSINESS (OPERA) COUPE 01A-67A PANEL DELIVERY 69A-80C DELUXE BUSINESS (OPERA) COUPE 01A-67B STANDARD TUDOR SEDAN 01A-70A 1947 FORD DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 01A-70B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 79A-70A STANDARD FORDOR SEDAN 01A-73A SUPER DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 79A-70B DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 01A-73B SPORTSMAN CONVERTIBLE COUPE 79A-71B DELUXE CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 01A-76A SUPER DELUXE SEDAN COUPE 79A-72B STANDARD 5-WINDOW COUPE 01A-77A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 79A-73A 5 SUPER DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 79A-73B CUSTOMLINE TUDOR SEDAN BA-70B CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 79A-76A MAINLINE BUSINESS COUPE BA-72A DELUXE BUSINESS COUPE 79A-77A CUSTOMLINE CLUB COUPE BA-72B SEDAN DELIVERY 79A-78A MAINLINE FORDOR SEDAN BA-73A SUPER DELUXE STATION WAGON 79A-79B CUSTOMLINE FORDOR SEDAN BA-73B PICKUP 79A-80A CRESTLINE SUNLINER CONVERTIBLE BA-76B PANEL DELIVERY 79A-80C COURIER SEDAN DELIVERY BA-78A CUSTOMLINE COUNTRY SEDAN BA-79A 1948 FORD CRESTLINE COUNTRY SQUIRE BA-79B DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 89A-70A PICKUP BA-80A SUPER DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 89A-70B STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY BA-80C SPORTSMAN CONVERTIBLE COUPE 89A-71B DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY BA-80D SUPER DELUXE SEDAN COUPE 89A-72B SUPER DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 89A-73B 1953 FORD S.D. CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 89A-76A MAINLINE RANCH WAGON BF-59A DELUXE BUSINESS COUPE 89A-77A VICTORIA BF-60B SUPER DELUXE STATION WAGON 89A-79B MAINLINE TUDOR SEDAN BF-70A PICKUP 89A-80A CUSTOMLINE TUDOR SEDAN BF-70B PANEL DELIVERY 89A-80C MAINLINE BUSINESS COUPE BF-72A CUSTOMLINE CLUB COUPE BF-72B 1949 FORD MAINLINE FORDOR SEDAN BF-73A DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 8A-70A CUSTOM LINE FORDOR SEDAN BF-73B CUSTOM DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 8A-70B CRESTLINE SUNLINER CONVERTIBLE BF-76B CUSTOM DELUXE CLUB COUPE 8A-72B COURIER SEDAN DELIVERY BF-78A DELUXE BUSINESS COUPE 8A-72C CUSTOMLINE COUNTRY SEDAN BF-79A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 8A-73A CRESTLINE COUNTRY SQUIRE BF-79B CUSTOM DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 8A-73B PICKUP BF-80A C.D. CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 8A-76B STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY BF-80C CUSTOM DELUXE STATION WAGON 8A-79B DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY BF-80D PICKUP 8A-80A PANEL DELIVERY 8A-80C 1939 MERCURY (2-DOOR) SEDAN 99A-70 1950 FORD SEDAN COUPE 99A-72 DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 0A-70A (4-DOOR) TOWN SEDAN 99A-73 CUSTOM DELUXE TUDOR 0A-70B SPORT CONVERTIBLE 99A-76 CUSTOM CRESTLINER 0A-70C CUSTOM DELUXE CLUB COUPE 0A-72B 1940 MERCUR Y DELUXE BUSINESS COUPE 0A-72C (2-DOOR) SEDAN 09A-70 DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 0A-73A SEDAN COUPE 09A-72 CUSTOM DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 0A-73B (4-DOOR) TOWN SEDAN 09A-73 C.D. CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE 0A-76A CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 09A-74 CUSTOM DELUXE STATION WAGON 0A-79B SPORT CONVERTIBLE 09A-76 PICKUP 0A-80A PANEL DELIVERY 0A-80C 1941 MERCURY COUPE (W/JUMP SEATS) 19A-67 1951 FORD (2-DOOR) SEDAN 19A-70 CUSTOM VICTORIA 1A-60B SEDAN COUPE 19A-72 DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 1A-70A (4-DOOR) TOWN SEDAN 19A-73 CUSTOM DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 1A-70B CLUB CONVERTIBLE 19A-76 CUSTOM CRESTLINER 1A-70C COUPE 19A-77 CUSTOM DELUXE CLUB COUPE 1A-72B STATION WAGON 19A-79 DELUXE BUSINESS COUPE 1A-72C DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 1A-73A 1942 MERCURY CUSTOM DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 1A-73B (2-DOOR) SEDAN 29A-70 CUSTOM DELUXE CONVERTIBLE CPE 1A-76A SEDAN COUPE 29A-72 CUSTOM DELUXE STATION WAGON 1A-79B (4-DOOR) TOWN SEDAN 29A-73 PICKUP 1A-80A CLUB CONVERTIBLE 29A-76 STANDARD PANEL DELIVERY 1A-80C COUPE 29A-77 DELUXE PANEL DELIVERY 1A-80D STATION WAGON 29A-79 1952 FORD 1946 MERCURY MAINLINE RANCH WAGON BA-59A (2-DOOR) SEDAN 69M-70 CRESTLINE VICTORIA BA-60B SPORTSMAN CONVERTIBLE 69M-71 MAINLINE TUDOR SEDAN BA-70A SEDAN COUPE 69M-72 6 (4-DOOR) TOWN SEDAN 69M-73 1938 LINCOLN-ZEPHYR CONVERTIBLE COUPE 69M-76 2-DOOR COUPE SEDAN 86H-70 STATION WAGON 69M-79 3-WINDOW COUPE 86H-72 LIMOUSINE 86H-72C 1947 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN 86H-73 SEDAN COUPE 79M-72 CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 86H-74 (4-DOOR) TOWN SEDAN 79M-73 CONVERTIBLE COUPE 86H-76A CONVERTIBLE COUPE 79M-76 CONVERTIBLE COUPE (3-Passenger) 86H-76B STATION WAGON 79M-79 1939 LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1948 MERCURY 2-DOOR COUPE SEDAN 96H-70 SEDAN COUPE 89M-72 3-WINDOW COUPE 96H-72 (4-DOOR) TOWN SEDAN 89M-73 LIMOUSINE 96H-72C
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