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1931 Ford Model “AA” Tanker Truck … Pure Oil Co.

1931 Ford Model “AA” Tanker Truck … Pure Oil Co.

by newmodsite2019 | Jul 25, 2022 | Adopt A Car

About this vehicle The robust Ford Model “AA” chassis and running gear could support a variety of truck bodies. Tankers such as this were used to haul all sorts of liquids including fuel, water, chemicals, and bulk milk. Previously horses had pulled tanks, but...
1927 Ford Classic Model “TT” Tow Truck … 1 of a kind!

1927 Ford Classic Model “TT” Tow Truck … 1 of a kind!

by newmodsite2019 | Jul 25, 2022 | Adopt A Car

About this vehicle The Model “T” Ford car was introduced in 1908. The heavy-duty Model “TT” truck was introduced in 1917 and remained in production until 1927. Over 15,000,000 “Ts” were made. This one-ton Model “TT” Tow Truck is equipped with a hand cranked 3 ½ ton...
1950s CurryCraft Sports Racing Car … Hand fabricated!

1950s CurryCraft Sports Racing Car … Hand fabricated!

by newmodsite2019 | Jul 25, 2022 | Adopt A Car

About this vehicle A one-of-a-kind! This sports car/racer was hand fabricated by Jim Curry, a resident of Springdale, CT. and a very talented fabricator and mechanical engineer in the early 1950s. The car’s body is entirely from hand formed welded aluminum. Curry...
1976 Rolls Royce Corniche Convertible … Built to highest standards!

1976 Rolls Royce Corniche Convertible … Built to highest standards!

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About this vehicle The Corniche name was applied to two-door hardtop coupes and convertible coupes made by Rolls-Royce starting in 1971. These cars used the basic mechanical systems from the Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow sedan. The Corniche body was fabricated by...
1912 Ford Model “T” Speedster …Sports car of its day!

1912 Ford Model “T” Speedster …Sports car of its day!

by newmodsite2019 | Jul 25, 2022 | Adopt A Car

About this vehicle The Model “T” Ford was introduced in 1908 and remained in production until 1927. Over 15 million Model “Ts” were made. Ford improved the assembly line production method by automating it, creating the moving assembly line. Rigorous quality control...
1953 Cunningham C-3 Continental Cabriolet … 2nd of only 5 built!

1953 Cunningham C-3 Continental Cabriolet … 2nd of only 5 built!

by newmodsite2019 | Jul 22, 2022 | Adopt A Car

About this vehicle Briggs Cunningham (1907-2003) was a prominent sportsman who successfully raced yachts and automobiles. While best known for his high-performance competition cars, Cunningham also made a limited number of “street” cars. This C-3 Continental was...
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Historical Society Of Martin County Address

825 NE Ocean Boulevard
Stuart, FL 34996

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ELLIOTT: (772) 225-1961
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825 NE Ocean Boulevard
Stuart, FL 34996

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