Ford Posters

[jamessolomon]

I'm planning to do an album or 2 to show off the car one for the restoration and another about the military staff car side but was wondering if anyone knows or has seen posters with Ford staff cars from ww2 on them or posters about the subject

[Lang]

Can't find Staff Cars but here they are still in civilian clothes.

[Dave Newcomb]

Yes; I found Goodyear tire posters featuring CMP trucks type 12. don't know if I can get a photo to post.here. Dave in Oregon

[jamessolomon]

Originally Posted by Lang

Can't find Staff Cars but here they are still in civilian clothes.

Bit early for ours though as its a 1942 ford

[Brian Gough]

Hanno and James.

I can't access it right now, but I know the gray hardcover "Ford Of Canada In Wartime" book does have one 1944 ad showing a staff car.

Brian

[Grant Bowker]

Originally Posted by Brian Gough

Hanno and James.

I can't access it right now, but I know the gray hardcover "Ford Of Canada In Wartime" book does have one 1944 ad showing a staff car.

Brian

Give me time, I plan to post the contents of that book. I got it from Jim Fraser.

[Grant Bowker]

My understanding is that each Ford Of Canada employee received a copy of the book. Mine came in a dust cover labelled to K. G. Lanspeary who seems to have been a cashier for the company. I did a bit of Googling and found a genealogy website listing a Kenneth G Lanspeary who lived 1922-1993 and is buried in Essex County, Ontario.

There is a Lanspeary Park in Windsor but no indication of whether Kenneth is related to the W.D. Lanspeary the park is named for.

The book is 10-1/2" x 12-1/2" which makes it an odd size and therefore awkward and expensive to reproduce so I will attach PDFs to this posting. pages 13, 25, 38, 39, 50 and 51 were blank so are not attached.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

I know of this one, there are more of these but I cannot recall seeing a staff car?

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