Meet the men and women whose classic Fords are their pride and joy [video]

When John Dolan attended an outing with Muskerry Vintage Car Club, he was struck by the number of members driving classic Fords.

Meet the men and women whose classic Fords are their pride and joy [video]
Thu, 26 Jan, 2017 - 00:00

My photographer fixed me with a quizzical gaze as he shouted above the din of revving engines.

“I thought you were only expecting ten old Fords here today!”

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