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Old 31-01-20, 23:34
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Default Ford Canada Conventional and Modified Vehicles

Found an expired auction listing for a Ford Motor Co of Canada Shop Manual / Maintenance Manual, for Conventional and Modified Conventional Vehicles. This is the First Edition of manual SE-29-C and was issued February 1946.

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This has a list plus some pictures of the models described in the manual. This is a nice addition to the thread Ford Model designation

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Shown here are a 1941 Ford Fordor C11A sedan and a 1942 Ford Fordor C21AS Staff Car. You can see the C11A is a Conventional vehicle, with just light alterations from a civilian vehicle. Ian McCallum noted: "Modified sedans started with the 39 model. I have a '40 01A(F). Changes included hide seats, fabrikoid interior plus military fitments and extra instrumentation." The manual noted it had a "grille guard on front bumper".

The "S" in C21AS denotes Special, it clearly has more modifications including heavier bumpers and a roof rack. It looks like the mudguards / wings are cut-back and it has a raised suspension?

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