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With a very small number produced for the public, the Ford vehicles of WWII are an interesting series produced almost unchanged between 1946-48. With all-flathead engines these vehicles are highly collectible - if you can find one.
Read MoreA glimpse into the past at a vehicle that our own Henry Duvall has never actually seen - the elusive and rare 1942 Ford.
Read MoreThe 1941 Ford, a favorite with collectors and hot rodders, was to be the last regular production Ford for many years with WW][ consuming every vehicle the company could produce. Take a ride with Henry on this end-of-an-era line of vehicles for Ford.
Read MoreIs that a Ford or a fraud? Many 1940 Fords look like the DeLuxe model but are actually the Standards with a nose job. Can you spot the difference? Denny knows!
Read MoreWhile more beautiful on the outside, the 1937 Ford family used mechanical brakes that most owners changed pretty quickly to the more modern mechanical type that tended to actually function.
Read MoreWhen Ed Duvall told the California Highway Patrol that their new-for-1937 Fords were slower than his '35, they didn't believe him. But when he outgunned their cars and shot past 100MPH they definitely stood up and took notice.
Read MoreClyde Barrow so liked the '33 and '34 Ford that he wrote a letter to Henry Ford describing the cars as, essentially, bulletproof. But, apparently, he wasn't quite right in that respect.
Read MoreIn 1932 Ford ushered in a new era of performance with the affordably-priced V8 making unprecedented horsepower in the low-priced field. This iconic car was the inspiration for the Beach Boys Little Deuce Coupe and has driven hot rod enthusiasts since the day it first rolled off the assembly line.
Read MoreDenny Duvall continues his vintage car series with a story about the Ford Model A, Henry's second-generation car which was more sophisticated in every way than the Model T it replaced. Heck, you could even buy it in four different colors!
Read MoreThe Ford Model T transmission was in a class by itself. With three pedals on the floor, none of which would affect fuel delivery, learning to smoothly start and drive the Model T was challenging, to say the least. Here are insights on the unique Model T transmission from Denny Duvall.
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