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  10. I believe this ultimately became Palmer Ford, Hyattsville, Maryland. 1921-Ford-Garage.jpg
     
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    Interesting how the Edsel model names have been recycled over the years.
    Ford has the Ranger pickup, AMC with the Pacer, Lincoln now has a Corsair and Chevy with the Citation.
     
  12. ........Never really thought about that, but how very true. I guess after the short life of the Edsel nameplate, Ford allowed the rights to those names to fall by the wayside in an effort to distance themselves as a company from the marketing mistakes that plagued the car.
     
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  14. Stole this from the University of Arkansas library. This is the Ford dealership in a small town close to where I grew up, Wilson, Arkansas. In later years when the business was closed and the building sold, they found a crated "T" body in the loft. Sorry for the small picture.
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