Who likes Old cars made in the U.S.A.

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Who likes Old cars made in the U.S.A.

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Last week-end I found a shed just North of Sydney Australia, full of cars from the 1950s 1960s and 1970s... Ken.
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Some more.
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This is a MINT "NEW" 1950s car with only 28 miles on the clock.
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koldgold,
When I read your post, I thought of "shed" in the way we use it here in the South, an open sided roof attached to the side of a barn. Visions of old dusty, rusty cars came to mind. But apparently a "shed" in Australia is something quite different! Wow! Those are some great old vehicles and the memorabilia around them is great. Being a Ford man I especially like the gray Mustang and the '56 T-Bird. And the old Mercury outboard brings back fond memories of my dad, his 1st out board motor was a little Mercury very similar to that one. Thanks for sharing ::tu:: .
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Great, great post! Thanks!

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A shed in Australia can mean just about anything, most sheds are made of tin sides and roof.
I like these.
I have found some Fords... Ken
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treefarmer wrote:koldgold,
When I read your post, I thought of "shed" in the way we use it here in the South, an open sided roof attached to the side of a barn. Visions of old dusty, rusty cars came to mind. But apparently a "shed" in Australia is something quite different! Wow! Those are some great old vehicles and the memorabilia around them is great. Being a Ford man I especially like the gray Mustang and the '56 T-Bird. And the old Mercury outboard brings back fond memories of my dad, his 1st out board motor was a little Mercury very similar to that one. Thanks for sharing ::tu:: .
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......treefarmer...ditto on the mustang, merc outboard and t-bird!!!!!!............... ::tu:: ::tu:: ............
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Always wondered what happened to all my trade-in's through the years ::nod::
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