The Fordson Tractor was a product of Henry Ford's 22 track mind. Considering he was raised on a Dearborn Farm, it's no wonder he decided to go into the tractor business in 1917.
The Fordson Snow Machine was developed by an aftermarket company, Armstead Motors using a Fordson tractor as the base piece of equipment. Enjoy the video below, and click the link below to see photos of existing Fordson Snow Machines.
Fordson Snow Machines..........................
Sunday, 9 January 2011
Saturday, 8 January 2011
Site News and a Big Thank You
First off thanks to all the readers of this blog, we passed 12,000 page views yesterday! While this may be small potatoes compared to other sites, I never figured this project would take off like it has.
I have alot of neat things ready to go including photos of Edsel Ford's personal cars, Henry Ford and the soybean and more of the "Then & Now" Assembly plant photos. Plus a few surprises...........
Thanks again for all the comments- I do read them all and they are much appreciated.
As always check back often for the only blog dedicated to 1903-1940 Ford Motor Company History & Trivia.
I have alot of neat things ready to go including photos of Edsel Ford's personal cars, Henry Ford and the soybean and more of the "Then & Now" Assembly plant photos. Plus a few surprises...........
Thanks again for all the comments- I do read them all and they are much appreciated.
As always check back often for the only blog dedicated to 1903-1940 Ford Motor Company History & Trivia.
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I guess we can all drink to that. Forget the Ice Cream & Refreshing Soft Drinks this is time for a cold beer! |
Friday, 7 January 2011
Model A Ford Deluxe Models For 1931
Here's a pair of newspaper advertisements promoting the 1931 Deluxe Model A's......
It sure would be nice to have a time machine in the form of a 10 car carrier pulled a Kenworth or Peterbilt!
It sure would be nice to have a time machine in the form of a 10 car carrier pulled a Kenworth or Peterbilt!
Thursday, 6 January 2011
The Ford Flathead in Police Duty.
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