1937 Ford Model 74 Station Wagon by DennisReed
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1937 Ford Model 74 Station Wagon
For the Boys of Renderosity.
Special recognition to kenmo, Richardphotos, and TallPokets
The 8th Annual Goodguys Southwest Nationals
Stated as having 2,700 classics, and Hot Rod vehicles made before & including 1974.
I took over 200 pictures, and ran out of memory cards & batterys at the same time.
The most popular vehicle there was the 1956 Chevy, followed by the 1957 model. I figure at least half of the baby boomers got there kicks, not on Rt 66, but in the back seat of these! LOL! I probably saw 50% of all the vehicles on display, before running out of gas! ;)
Captured with a Canon Power Shot A40 - freehand.
Post work using Jasc® Paint Shop Pro 7
Thanks for viewing, and comments are always welcomed :)!

Comments (97)
that is very nice!!!:)
These are fabulous shots. It must have taken a lot of time to restore them to mint condition.
What a beauty! Fantastic collage of beautiful cars. Excellent shots. Bunny
WOW..This looks fantastic. Wonderful captures!!
I'd love to have one of these someday. Shiny and black as ink at night!
Oh how I love car shows! Cars back then had more character than any car that I have seen these days. A most fabulous collage of cars!
Wow, this is amazing. Hubby works for Chrysler so I really enjoy going to these shows. A do believe there are a few in the image that my Dad owned :-) Thanks for sharing!
Awesome-and a 57 Nomad-always wanted one
awesome work!! =)
Wow, Dennis so many wonderful cars!!! Me, I mostly into the late 40's and 50's, when it comes to beautiful American cars. Some inte the early 60's is ok too, I think. /Ankie
Amazing Cars ! some wonderful shots here, and a very well put together piece of work.
very cool dennis
Nice total shot the good old time :-)
Oh it's something new to see you posting a fabulous looking and combined oldtimer collage! What a huge oldtimer gallery you have put together here! Wonderfully done! You got the right artists with kenmo, Richardphotos, and TallPokets! I'm sure they will love this upload!!!
Beautiful! Nice work!
I like a lot theese old fashioned cars, and especially the half-wooden station wagon into the biggest picture! Great photo composition, Five Stars!
super Präsentation!
Super presentation of that classic automobile!
Excellent shots and postwork!!!
Reminds me of all the adverts in the Saturday Evening Post years ago! Happy smiling faces and a brand new station-wagon ... Top row fourth from left - is that a Lincoln Zephyr?
Fabulous collection and wonderfully illustrated!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
WOOOOW! Fantastic shot of a beautiful old car. In all an excellent collage. LOL! And a fun story too... out of gas. HAHAHA!
Great shots, we go to the classic automobile show that is held here in Florida once a month and really enjoy the memories
WOW Dennis what an awesome collage you have done here!!!! love how you have put this together and esp adore the center one you have chosen to highlight !!!.... loved seeing all these!!
What an excellent collage...this is incredible...Thanks for the tribute...!!! Iam honored to be mentioned in the same sentence as Richardphotos and TallPokets... Cheers Kenmo
A wonderful collage, Dear Dennis! Beautiful cars all! I drive a Jeep Wrangler and have such fun doing so!! Would love to go for a spin in this beautuful bright station wagon. A lovely dedication to the wonderful guys!! Happy day for you all. Hugs. Diane. xx
I love car shows...and love how you did this collage with your favorite one in the center.... Fantastic collage...and boy would I love to have the $$$ these old restored cars sold for today...or even wish I had one to restore and sell grin Totally great capture...and collage:) Love it Hugs Susan~
WOW!!!!!!! This is awesome....this has gotta be for the girls too :-)....my Daddy was a car buff and......He belonged to the Packard club til he passed away....he had 3 Packards(one was a limo) and 1 1938 Plymouth. Took me to the car shows and races when I was younger....boy thanks for taking me down memory lane....love, Carol
When I was young I did not know that the post 35's had a wider set of axles and the body set foreward for more rear seat room and that the wheelbase was lengthened in 1933 so I thought a V-8 sixty in a 37 would be a cool way to begin a lightweight rod. All it needed was 40 brakes. I did not know 39 was the beginning and would do fine. The floor shifter was good until 40. Woodies were just getting publicity as surf cars. You are deep in it here.
Superb collage of photos surrounding that amazingly luscious wagon in the centre !