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Hell Freezes Over: Henry Ford Introduces a Six, 1941

Posted on September 4, 2021 by MCG

For 1941, Henry Ford surprised the car industry when he introduced an inline six to sell right alongside his successful and popular V8 models. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged Ford, Ford G Series Six, Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford

Henry Ford’s Car-Styled Locomotives

Posted on August 5, 2021 by MCG

For his giant Rouge plant in Dearborn, Henry Ford decided that ordinary diesel-electrics would never do, so he had these car-styled locomotives built. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged Ford, Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford

Henry Ford’s Electric Model T

Posted on June 24, 2021 by MCG

Henry Ford made ambitious plans to develop a battery-powered version of his Model T and produce electric flivvers by the millions, but the scheme quickly fell apart.  Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged Ford, Ford Model T, Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison

Henry Ford’s Baby: The 60-Horsepower V8

Posted on November 25, 2020 by MCG

From 1937 to 1940 in the USA, Ford offered a miniature version of the famed flathead V8 and called it the V8-60. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged Ford Motor Company, Ford V8, Ford V8-60, Henry Ford

The Ford People: A 1956 Ford Film

Posted on August 25, 2020 by MCG

This 1956 Ford Motor Company film signals a major shift in direction for the Dearborn car maker. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1956 Ford, Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford, Henry Ford II

Video: Henry Ford on his 79th Birthday

Posted on July 30, 2020 by MCG

This 1942 newsreel item features Henry Ford, his wife Clara, and his son Edsel celebrating Henry’s 79th birthday.  Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged Clara Ford, Edsel Ford, Ford Motor Company, Greenfield Village, Henry Ford

Video: Marketing the 1956 Ford Station Wagons

Posted on June 3, 2020 by MCG

Ford aggressively pursued the station wagon market throughout the ’50s, as in this promotion for the complete 1956 Ford station wagon line. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1956 Ford, Ford, Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford, Henry Ford II

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