candy bar trucks that the Gentleman Racer found... what an odd and unusual bit of Americana

http://www.thegentlemanracer.com/2013/08/chicken-dinner-candy-trucks.html

Ford has a couple sites if you want to get the latest from them

http://action.ford.com/page/s/ford-social-unsubscribe?source=68742aa1

and
http://www.behindtheblueoval.com/

what they seem to be getting across the most on this site is the better gas mileage, with the text boxes, and the origin of the Mustang with the photos

the 1967 Super Mustang (built by Ford) sleek slingshot dragster with windtunnel testing that debuted at the 1967 Winternats

info and photos from: http://blogs.mustangandfords.com/6572837/miscellaneous/rare-mustang-from-1966-goes-for-154k/#ixzz2pIlKX1ly

it was driven by Tom Mc Ewen, who barely fit in it...

above images found on http://kustomsandchoppersmagazine.com/2011/10/12/dragsters/ taken at the Meadow Brook Concours and a larger gallery can be found at http://jalopnik.com/5324780/meadow-brook-concours-preview-tom-mcewens-super-mustang/

 take a look at this guy trying to get out of the office below:

The car was sold in 1968 to Mickey Thompson, were it stayed in his huge collection until his death in 1988. The car was fully restored by its previous owner in 2003 and just sold at auction in 2009

Ford Speedsters from Scooter McRad's Whatchaworks blog

from a bigger gallery at http://scootermcrad.blogspot.com/2013/06/banger-speedsters.html

Hands down the coolest hands semaphore I've seen

found on http://fifties50s.blogspot.com

A Ford dealership in Portugal, or maybe all Ford dealerships in Europe (don't know) pledged to give a year of free roadside assistance to any Ford brought in for service, so Joaquim brought in his 1915 Ford Speedster

I love that.

Another great post by http://autozine.com.br and why they have a place on my list of favorite websites

http://autozine.com.br/uncategorized/ford-modelo-t-1915-e-inscrito-em-plano-de-assistencia-gratuita-na-europa

ugliest COE I've ever seen... a travesty

found on http://t-s-k-b.tumblr.com/post/67336139984

I'm not the only one to think so:

found on http://truquetructruk.tumblr.com/image/62858863586

1940 Cartoon Ford made to call attention to their flathead V8 engine parts

thanks to www.dWrenched.com George!

fundraiser F100 built to resemble a Shelby Mustang, looks better than it sounds, going to be auctioned to benefit the Childrens Hospital

1982 Ford Barchetta concept car

Falcon in a tree... thanks Randy!

the variety of 1931 Ford models, from a Ford brochure that Nik posted on carrosantigos.wordpress.com

Found on http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com of course!

A variety of cool cars that Nik posted recently at carrosantigos.wordpress.com

above, a German motorwheel

look at the multiple belts or chains on the steering column!

all found on http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com

the 1966 Ford Magic Cruiser / Galaxie 500

from fastback to station wagon with rear facing seats in one move. Business commuter or family wagon? Good idea.

1915 Ford Speedster

compare it to the 1913 speedster if you like: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search/label/1913%20Ford%20Speedster

that great big American Eagle dealer installed optional hood ornament of the 1951 Ford