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EFV-8 Club Forum / 1932 Ford Discussion / The new 1932 Ford book.

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ford38v8
10-09-2009 @ 8:50 AM
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Ronald, Mr. Rehor is, as they say, "A legend in his own time". David
authored the first book published by the club, a thin book on the same
subject, '32 fords, and had been working on the current 2 volume set of
books ever since. In David's own words, it was his "life's work".

By way of introduction to the flathead era of Fords, these books top
anything else you could read. I consider them a prerequisite read for
anyone considering delving into the restoration/preservation of a Ford of
that, or later Ford cars: To read the books covering both before and after
the (model year) car you are working on can give you a perspective of
Ford Methods and the progression and evolution of required mechanical
changes in production beyond the written word, actually to the point that
you yourself become something of a Ford expert. It is this acquired
knowledge that enables you to understand and appreciate your Pride and
Joy more than you could have imagined prior to your reading them.

Alan

32wetzel
10-09-2009 @ 7:00 AM
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Yesterday I went to the 2009 AACA Eastern Division National Fall Meet at Hershey, Pa. My first stop was at the tent of Roy Nacewicz. We were talking about the new 1932 Ford book by David G. Rehor. Roy said "There's Dave right now". I had been corresponding with Mr. Rehor for the last twelve years with questions about about my '32 Model "B", but I had never met him. I asked him to sign my copy of his book. If you have an interest in 1932 Fords this is the best book on the subject.

Ronald M. Wetzel.

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