1950 Ford Custom
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The 1950 Ford Club Coupe is a popular version of a 1949-1951 model that some historians credit with saving the iconic American manufacturer from demise during the critical post-war years. The 1950 Club Coupe included updates like forward-engine placement that allowed for an enlarged cabin. The antiquated torque shaft was retired in favor of a new drive shaft. The 1950 models included updates that resolved certain handling and noise issues that had plagued the 1949 Fords. As a result, the 1950 Fords are sometimes favored by today's collectors and enthusiasts. The Club Coupe was powered by one of two engines. The 226-cubic inch, Inline-six supplied 95 hp and 180 lb-ft of torque. The 239-cubic inch, flathead V8 was good for 100 hp and 181 lb-ft of torque. The engine was mated to a either a three-speed manual or a four-speed manual with overdrive. The coupe's suspension includes a rear end with leaf springs and live axle. The front independent suspension features A-arms and coil springs. Powering this 1950 Ford...