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1940 Ford Opera coupe

My 40 as seen in Hop up magazine

inside my 40

400 sbc cam and 202 heads.

Elmwood Auto Club plaque from the 50's


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Brandon on Dec 27, 2008 said:

What a beauty! The 50s auto club plaque is a nice touch.

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Anonymous on Sep 5, 2009 said:

Great car. Question; is every Ford coupe an 'opera' coupe, or only the one's with a fold down seat?

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tigerbaiter on Nov 23, 2009 said:

only the ones with jump seats are opera coupes

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Anonymous on Jul 28, 2010 said:

what is the difference between a Opera Coupe & a Deluxe Coupe

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Anonymous on Jul 28, 2010 said:

The 40 fords with a package shelf and without the jump seats are not Opera coupes, they are business coupes

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Anonymous on Apr 13, 2011 said:

Looks a lot like a car my Grandma had back in the 50s. She called it Black Beauty.

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Anonymous on May 9, 2011 said:

On May 7, 2011, there were two identical twin 1940 Ford coupes parked outside a hamburger cafe at Roseville, MN. They were side-by-side and were mirror images of each other. Black cars with wide white sidewalls. One had an extra grill guard above the front bumper, otherwise they seemed to be exact copies. In the early 1950's I had a 1936 Ford five window coupe, and later a 1940 Plymouth business coupe, so I enjoy seeing cars like that 60 years later.

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