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1929 Ford Model A
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1946 Nash Ambassador Series 60
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1947 Mercury Series 79M
1948 Chrysler Town and Country
 
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  • 1929 Ford Model A

    1929 Ford Model AThis Ford Model A station wagon was restored by students enrolled in the automotive restoration program at McPherson College, the only U.S. college to offer a four-year degree in automotive restoration. The students started with little more than a rolling chassis.

    None of the original upholstery or wood body remained and only a few pieces of sheet metal existed. Using original factory drawings, the students fabricated the entire wooden body. They also recreated the original upholstery and wiring.

    More than 50 McPherson College students participated in the restoration project. McPherson College is a liberal arts college located in McPherson, Kansas.

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  • Glenmoor Gathering of Significant Automobiles >> Class B - 1919-1939 Domestic