I still don't understand why people 'underestimate' Fords, they're great, reliable cars from a major company to pioneer mass production and making money!

Ford LTD Motor Home: FOUND!

http://www.kwyjibo.com/rv/view.asp?i=amh1972fordltd.jpg

I've mentioned in the past that Ford sold motor homes with the LTD name attached to them in the 1970's, but I wasn't able to find any proof of one until today. After Garco suggested that the Winnebago Motor Home in Black Sunday (1977) was a Brave, I tried to look for other Braves with the same trim. That was when I found a link suggested by ahight on this page which just happened to have one.

Remember how I've mentioned that a Ford Tractor and Truck rental dealership in Coram used to paint all their tractors and trucks yellow and blue? Well, I haven't found any color photos of the ones from the dealer, but I did find a yellow & blue Ford construction tractor:

http://mclellansautomotive.com/photos/B35124.jpg

This Ford pickup, can't be an F-150. They didn't make them when this was built:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=9617

Here's a site on Ford Fairmonts(and occasionally Mercury Zephyrs):

http://stuartscustoms.freeyellow.com/Fairmont.html

Now does anybody see this truck?
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=67354

I just found out the make and model today; Since it's on this thread, it's obviously a Ford product. But more specifically it's an MTO-71 built by Orrville Metal Products of Orrville, Ohio in coooperartion with the Military Truck Operations of Ford Tractor Division. I just found out about it from the book "Ford Trucks Since 1905," by James K. Wagner.

Here's another link you might like: The difference between the first and second generation Ford Taurus/Mercury Sable:
http://www.taurusclub.com/encyclopedia/G2/Front.jpg

The Third generation ones are far too obvious and ugly.

Great links Ddey, Thanks

Je ne connaissait pas ces sites, merci pour ces intéressants liens et informations.

Your welcome. Now here's one for Falcons:
http://www.falconclub.com/

And here's one for Fords, mostly made during the post-WW2 era:
http://www.lovefords.org/

Thunderbirds:
http://www.tbirdregistry.com/