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Why is it written like that in Script ?
Because that is how Henry wrote his last name .
What does the F series stand for . Farm
Look on your truck . You have provisions for right hand drive for the steering box & master cyl .You will see the holes .
Henry made the heat pan inside the Magic Air heater out of a thinner metal same 48-50 , thinner 51-52 .
Eliminated the 4" round adapter ring for the fresh air tube on the '52 model . Hence the 2 different styles of heater boot .
Because that is how Henry wrote his last name .
What does the F series stand for . Farm
Look on your truck . You have provisions for right hand drive for the steering box & master cyl .You will see the holes .
Henry made the heat pan inside the Magic Air heater out of a thinner metal same 48-50 , thinner 51-52 .
Eliminated the 4" round adapter ring for the fresh air tube on the '52 model . Hence the 2 different styles of heater boot .
#3
Why is it written like that in Script ?
Because that is how Henry wrote his last name .
What does the F series stand for . Farm
Look on your truck . You have provisions for right hand drive for the steering box & master cyl .You will see the holes .
Henry made the heat pan inside the Magic Air heater out of a thinner metal same 48-50 , thinner 51-52 .
Eliminated the 4" round adapter ring for the fresh air tube on the '52 model . Hence the 2 different styles of heater boot .
Because that is how Henry wrote his last name .
What does the F series stand for . Farm
Look on your truck . You have provisions for right hand drive for the steering box & master cyl .You will see the holes .
Henry made the heat pan inside the Magic Air heater out of a thinner metal same 48-50 , thinner 51-52 .
Eliminated the 4" round adapter ring for the fresh air tube on the '52 model . Hence the 2 different styles of heater boot .
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I question the accuracy of the dates and changes on the logos. The script in the logo is not Henry's signature. It's a stylization done by marketing folks at the time. If you google Henry Ford's signature, you find early and late examples, which show his signature changes to look more like the logo, long after the logo was introduced. But even then, it's still not the same.
The first use of the blue oval I have ever found was on the Model A in 1928. The version they're calling 1957 looks more like the ornamentation found on the front of mid-30's cars. The 1976 chrome reflection version is 1983.
The first use of the blue oval I have ever found was on the Model A in 1928. The version they're calling 1957 looks more like the ornamentation found on the front of mid-30's cars. The 1976 chrome reflection version is 1983.
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I question the accuracy of the dates and changes on the logos. The script in the logo is not Henry's signature. It's a stylization done by marketing folks at the time. If you google Henry Ford's signature, you find early and late examples, which show his signature changes to look more like the logo, long after the logo was introduced. But even then, it's still not the same.
The first use of the blue oval I have ever found was on the Model A in 1928. The version they're calling 1957 looks more like the ornamentation found on the front of mid-30's cars. The 1976 chrome reflection version is 1983.
The first use of the blue oval I have ever found was on the Model A in 1928. The version they're calling 1957 looks more like the ornamentation found on the front of mid-30's cars. The 1976 chrome reflection version is 1983.
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