Hi, I'm Flo from Germany. I have found much useful information on this forum in the past years and almost all questions were answered by old posts. I working on a 1950 Ford Shoebox since a few years, plan is to make it a full custom. In the meantime, a 1950 Merc 4-door came around... still stock but almost finished. regards, Flo
I'm from Cologne (North Rhine-Westphalia). Never been in Straubing yet, but picked-up my Merc in Regensburg, very close to Straubing.
Hello Flo, I‘ve got also a 49/50 Shoebox here for years. But I haven‘t managed to work on it because of too many other projects. I‘m living north of Hamburg. Gruß miguel
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Hi Miguel, good to know other Shoebox owners in Germany! My Shoebox is on "stand-by" since 1,5 years as I wanted to complete the Merc first -which took longer than expected (as usual)...
A warm welcome from Canada... I have a flathead V8 '42 Ford 1/2 ton. Planned to visit relatives in Germany last year, then COVID came along. if all goes well maybe in late August to Nuenhause
Thanks! I haven't expected that many feedback! - Interesting, that you guys have family/relatives in Germany. Cologne is worth a visit -after COVID. @Nitroholic: cool Tudor!
Jeah, just finish this little bit here and there, et voila, one year is gone. My shoebox is waiting for 5 years, even can‘t remember. But next year I have to start [emoji28]
Welcome from Pittsburgh USA. Wife is from Erzhausen near Darmstadt. Also have friends through work in Regensburg, beautiful city. Chris
Hello, Flo. Welcome to this forum. I have been reading posts and various threads on this forum for a long time because I really like people who visit this forum. The other day I found out how to change the pads on my 1950 Ford myself. Before that, I couldn't find information or videos anywhere. And since I currently live in Austria, I had no choice but to travel around it by train (I usually do this once every half a year). And it's good that I could find a website with an accurate train schedule -- oebbfahrplan.com; otherwise, I would have spent a lot of time waiting.