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this is my 1940 ford f15a ex canadian military vehicle.It sat for 35 years in a local scrapyard it was bought stripped and tottally restored to the vehicle you see here.it has a 3.6 litre flathead v8 and does about 10 miles to the gallon.how it is in the pics is how it would have been when in service

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heres 1 with my ford and my dads chevrolet which has also been totaly restored

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luke

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ah that is uber cool. did you restore it your self or did you buy it like that?

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cheers maxx yeh me and my dad restored it heres a few pics from the restoration

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  • 4 weeks later...

road legal??????

GET OUT OF MY WAY!!!!!!!!!!

OR I'LL CRUSH YOU!!!!!!!!!

  • 1 month later...

love it man, proper sweet, good on you for doing the resto

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cheers guys.yeh veg its fully road legal although its tax and mot exempt just a shame i dont get 2 drive it very much.

luke

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My god luke how many "toys" do you have??

That is awesome

What license do you drive that on? Is there an excemption for historics?

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:lol: That's cool!!
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chantelle just gota have toys it would be boring without

i drive it on a normal licence as its under the 7.5 ton limit

cheers joe was thinking of selling it but id never get another one as theres only 2 in the uk and a couple that i no of in europe quite a few in oz tho but they had a different spec

luke

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