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Paging Rob Heyen
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Erik Johnson
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Re: Paging Rob Heyen
Yes. One I have never seen before I am sure.
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Thanks Erik,
You nailed it. Below is the link, pic and enhancements of a nice 1906 Ford Model K. First year of the K, Ford sold about 300. While that seems like a small number, it catapulted FMC to the position of largest six cylinder producer in the world, out producing Napier, Rolls (first 6), Stevens-Duryea, Franklin, National and the other “six” makers in the world.
The K also kept Ford in the black, generating 85% of Ford Motor Co.’s new car profit for fiscal year 1906.
You can’t believe everything you hear…..
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You nailed it. Below is the link, pic and enhancements of a nice 1906 Ford Model K. First year of the K, Ford sold about 300. While that seems like a small number, it catapulted FMC to the position of largest six cylinder producer in the world, out producing Napier, Rolls (first 6), Stevens-Duryea, Franklin, National and the other “six” makers in the world.
The K also kept Ford in the black, generating 85% of Ford Motor Co.’s new car profit for fiscal year 1906.
You can’t believe everything you hear…..
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