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10-11-15, 07:40

Keith Webb Keith Webb is offline

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CMP values here in Australia

According to records unearthed by Gina the typical cost for a Ford chassis was 400 pounds (I don't know where the pound symbol is!) then 50 pounds to assemble it here and a further 400 pounds for the bodywork.

So if you work out the conversion to modern dollar amounts it is quite considerable.

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