Ford Owners' Association

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Ford Owners' Association

This association is formed by FORD enthusiasts who want to bring together all FORD owners who are dedicated to the fun and enjoyment of all vehicles built by FORD Motor Company, from the earliest years to currant year models.

Website: http://www.fordowners.org
Members: 16
Latest Activity: Jul 20, 2011

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Comment by Pam Grindle on January 21, 2011 at 4:34pm

Hi Walt,

 

I am new to this and this is my first car.  I would like to show it.  It is better to leave it original or should I try to start to customize the car?  I went to a local open show and my car was nicer than a lot and worse than others but one or two cars that placed were not as nice as mine.  Is it because it is an Edsel or because it is plain and simple?  Should I bling it up?  What is the standard in hobby?  My car is just clean and original not beat up inside or out the only thing I thought sure to do was maybe white walls and skirts but maybe I am going to the wrong kind of show?  Any advice?

Comment by Walter Simonds on April 19, 2010 at 5:17am
Yes Mike For all years and products of FORD Motor Company

Walt
Comment by Michael Thies on April 19, 2010 at 4:52am
Hey Walt!
This is a great idea! I think you said I can join even if the only Ford I have left is a 2009 Edge? I am helping my brother on his '29 sedans. :-)
 

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