Through The Eyes Of A Man............

DeepseekerADS · Jul 3, 2014

A wife was curious when she found two old negatives in a drawer and had them made into prints.
She was pleasantly surprised to see that they were of her at a much younger, slimmer time,
taken many years ago on one of her first dates with her husband. When she showed him the photos,
his face lit up. "Wow, look at that!", he said with appreciation.. . . . “That’s my old Ford!"

G.I.B. · Jul 3, 2014

And to pay for that old Ford she had to take up an age old profession to make the payments.

After the first day at working "evening's" she showed her husband her earning's of $82.

"Who gave you two dollars?" he asked.

"They all did," she said.

texasred777 · Jul 4, 2014

Great addition G.I.B.! Love the post DeepseekerADS.
That 'old Ford' reminds me of the first car I owned. It was a 1950 two door model Ford. I can't tell for sure, but I believe the one in the picture is a 1949. It looks to be gray; the one I had was blue. The '49 had 'pull' handles and the '50 model had 'push button' handles. The 1951 had push button handles; but the taillights were a little more 'decorative' with a little projection on each end/side like a cone.
The '50 that I had looked like someone had parked between two trees, opened both doors, and backed up. Both were bent-in badly from being forced open a lot farther than normal. They opened and closed ok, though. I bought it from an uncle in 1960, for $25 and paid him $5 to install good (used) motor mounts and deliver it to me from Arlington, TX, to Hillsboro, TX.
Those were some great old cars. A friend of mine had a '51. He install a 1959 (?) T-bird grill, had it painted royal blue with white perforated headliner, with blue and white rolled and pleated seat covers. Also it was 'lower' about 3 inches all around. Engine and tranny was stock. Wonderful looking car.