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My 1955 Ford Fairlane Two Door Hard Top, Tri Tone Paint | Ford Fairlane5 of 9 |  |  |
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This photo was taken of me and my Ford Fairlane around 1961. Just out of high school but, before joining the Army. The photo has faded over the years. The Ford was what the manufactured called tri tone. The top was black , the hood and truck was coral pink and the sides were white. Check the large white wall and moon hub caps.
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Love. And you are dressed so 60's I remember those kind of pants and white socks :-) Great Photo !!!!!!!!!! Oh and car is fantastic too :-)
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The car looks to be a 1955 two door hardtop. I never saw a three tone car back then. But it looks great
Beautiful! I just saw a couple of old Ford Fairlanes in mint condition here at the Ford Dealership/Museum here in Cary, North Carolina. You were lucky to have one of these cars ttomtucker!
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One cool car!
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