Dutch wagonfreak (Ford '65)

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  1. wagonfreak

    wagonfreak New Member

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    At first....what a nice forum!:thumbs2:

    My real name is Jorg and I'm from Holland...for daily work I'm a bike mechanic.
    Since 2006 I'm the proud owner of a Ford Country Custom wagon '65.
    I bought it in bad shape and now I'm olmost finished with the restauration....
    From orgine it was a funeral wagon.(hope this is good english....:slap:)
    I did repair the body with after a paintjob an fixed all the technical problems...
    Now at the moment I'm bussy with the interior to make it beautiful as it was in '65...........
    For the future I want to put in a Ford V8 460 engine.
    See you on the forum, goodbey!
     

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    Senri Well-Known Member

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    :Welcome: Jorg. It really seems like the Dutch are getting into wagons! Nice wagon you have and maybe someday you could tell a bit more about the restoring process!
     
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    :Welcome:Jorg
    dont worry about the english....ours aint that good either!!:rofl2:

    Nice choice on the wagon!!(y)
     
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    Welcome aboard, Jorg. :Welcome:
    Where actually are you from in NL?
     
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    Welcome Jorg! Good pick for a wagon. They shaped the Ford models right through to the mid-80's. (y) :Welcome:
     
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    Welcome to the forums Jorg.
     
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    :Welcome:Nice 65. I think Sarge has a 65 as well.
     
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    .....from my back yard I'm watching the palace "Soestdijk" :hide:
     
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    Consider that the palace is only a mile away from the (US-car) junk yard I more than regular visited back in the 8-ties (Luyben)
    Last year I even met one of his former employers I knew from that period... he still has his 27 Imperials :49:
     
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    It's a small world:D I know that guy very good from Luyben............he's still working there on the US car side.....
     
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    That guy amazed me by still exactly knowing the location where they had the 75 Riviera parts car back in 1984 (rownumber / pilenumber;) ).
    Back than I needed the only part that was missing from my first Buick: a bumper guard... rest of the car was still brand new when I bought it (a 9 year old car for less than $500 (nowadays currency):

    Back in '84 or '85;
    [​IMG]
     

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