Henry Ford: Industry Icon (The good, the bad, and the ugly)

» humorous_sage - With the Name of Henry, He Couldn't be All Bad

Good old Henry. He might have been a nut but he was very good at proving that even a nut can be successful.

What was the difference between a Model A and a Model B Ford?

-- posted by humorous_sage

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» dancooper - Re: With the Name of Henry, He Couldn't be All Bad

In response to With the Name of Henry, He Couldn't be All Bad posted by humorous_sage:

Hi Henry,

"What was the difference between a Model A and a Model B Ford?"

I was wondering the same thing, and I have not yet found out the answer. If and when I do, I'll get back to you on it.

Of course, there were two different Model A cars. The very first model, and the one that came after the Model T, in 1928.

Thanks for stopping by,

Dan

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» humorous_sage - Re: Re: With the Name of Henry, He Couldn't be All Bad

In response to Re: With the Name of Henry, He Couldn't be All Bad posted by dancooper:

I'll give you hint although I don't know the answer myself.

The Model B Ford came out as a transition between the Model A and the Model T. I believe it lasted one year -- or less. Ford didn't make very many of them.

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