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1939 Ford Prefect for auction

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  • #2
    jca
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    It's refreshing to see an Irish number plate attached to a genuine Irish car. I hope it goes to a good home.


  • #3
    Max Headroom
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    Make a loverly rat rod...............:D


  • #4
    mb1725
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    Sold for €4600 but looks more like a Ford 10 to me:

    400-1.jpg

    Not bad price for rare beast in Ireland.


  • #5
    elperello
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    I think you might be right.
    I found this Australian website which shows both cars and the three section grille and dip in the centre of the bumper would make it look like a Ten.

    http://www.ford8-10.com/public_html/index_html/club_car.html

    Either way it seems some lucky buyer got a nice car for the money.


  • #6
    elperello
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    Update

    A report in today's Irish Times says it is "Model Y Baby Ford Prefect car" and it sold for €4000.


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  • #7
    Testacalda
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    At risk of exposing my nerd status,

    Its a Ford 10, not a Prefect or a Baby Ford as such.

    That that car is whats known as the '7W' model of Ford 10, which is after the CX and before the E93a. (:pac: Nerd!)

    The 3 vertical slats and kinked bumper was a feature from '37 - '39, after that the front was restyled to horizontal slatted grill

    Nice cars and good value at €4000


  • #8
    jca
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,585 ✭✭✭jca


    elperello wrote: »
    Update

    A report in today's Irish Times says it is "Model Y Baby Ford Prefect car" and it sold for €4000.

    Ha ha paper never refuses ink as the say!! It looks like the Irish Times used every ford model available, had they stuck in Anglia and consul... It's a Ford 10.


  • #9
    gfwd
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 291 ✭✭gfwd


    Looking at the links in there, there's more old Fords being auctioned as part of a garage clearance. Also some garage signage going too.

    https://www.antiquesireland.ie/auctions-ireland/8th-july-vintage-car-tractor-auction/


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