Classic Cars and Trucks / Photos Specs Model History, Production Numbers
The automobile featured in this article, the 1934 Brewster Ford Town Car, is the first of about sixty ever built and is a great example of a chauffeur driven automobile.These automobiles were sold at Rolls Royce showrooms and were not considered or marketed as Ford models. The Brewster Ford is part of a much bigger …
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As a side note, the “Thunderbird” name was drawn from an in-house contest at Ford Motor Company. The winning employee, a Ford stylist, won a suit from Saks Fifth Avenue. The first 1955 Ford Thunderbird was built in September 1954 in Dearborn, Michigan. Another important thing to note was that the Ford Thunderbird was not …
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The vehicle featured in this article is a fine looking 1949 Ford Woody Wagon. The 1949 models debuted at a gala at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City in June 1948. The year 1949 was a critical one for the Ford Motor Company and in some ways was a do or die year for …
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