Meteor by bclaytonphoto
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La Bamba!! a gorgeous ride. did you put that sun roof in yourself? im actually not real familiar with the Meteor. is this a removable hard top? did you build it to remove the entire top? in any case, this is something i would be driving low and slow in, down the blvd. a certain classic! if you built this, great work. if you didnt...so what, youve got great taste. is if for sale? lol
real cool ride there. cool shots too
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the Meteor was the name used for Ford in Canada. I don't know if they still do that but living on a border state with Canada in the 50's through the 70's and part of the 80's, I saw an occasional one drive through town. Great set of pictures. The car in that configuration should truly be called a classic if it isn't already recognized as one yet! 5 stars at least!
I am pleased to be able to comment on another Meteor. Yes, Canadiens, It was I all those years ago who set the tariff and allowed Meteors to be priced higher than Fords so that few could own them North of the border. Attest, this seal. It was a personal thing. You were right to bring it to my attention. Now, on sunnier matters, like ethics, who in the Boston Construction scene is representing the White House to Ottawa? Donovan or something was the last footrope.
I just posted a photo of a 1949 Meteor I took a photo of at a local car show in Nova Scotia... Awesome collage... Love those Canadian Fords...
What a nice car,very good photo erland