The First Model A Ford Ads (1927)

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  • čas přidán 7. 12. 2021
  • Sometimes a deafening silence is all that you need to help create a buzz about your new product and that is exactly what Ford did in 1927 during the six month gap between the end of the Model T and the announcement of the Model A.
    It was an unheard of strategy that had many doubting Henry Ford.
    The week of November 28th 1927 saw Ford run a newspaper ad campaign across the United States to announce The New Ford Car.
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Komentáře • 30

  • @davidgiancoli2106
    @davidgiancoli2106 Před 2 lety +5

    I have loved and read about the Model A for over 50 years but your video showed me things I have never seen before. Thank you!

  • @nhalverson2890
    @nhalverson2890 Před 2 lety +4

    Nicely produced focus on the weeks leading to the unveiling of the Model A. The closing of the Ford plants to retool for the A was pretty radical in that it stopped all income without stopping expenditures. Alfred P. Sloan, president of General Motors, later wrote that few people in the industry had anticipated "so catastrophic and almost whimsical a fall as Mr. Ford chose to take in 1927 when he shut down his great River Rouge plant completely and kept it shut down for nearly a year to retool, leaving the field to Chevrolet unopposed and opening it up for Mr. Chrysler's Plymouth."

  • @cobrav427
    @cobrav427 Před 2 lety +3

    O have a model a 1928 I live in argentina Buenos Aires .It is incredible that after so many years they continue to working.

  • @patpateephangern9379
    @patpateephangern9379 Před 2 lety +4

    This so far is the best channel that gives lots of information!

  • @rcclassiccrawlers4368
    @rcclassiccrawlers4368 Před 2 lety +3

    My cousin restored a 30’ Ford model “A” Tudor. Beautiful car! I did some minor engine work on it and in trade he let me keep the car for most of the summer. It sure was fun to drive. Even brought it to a couple car shows.

  • @WACRE44
    @WACRE44 Před 2 lety +2

    Best cars ever made! And they are still going on!

  • @SuperMAZ007
    @SuperMAZ007 Před 2 lety +3

    My friend owned two Ford A's. He passed away in 2019 but i still remember his passion for this vehicle. Very good channel, can't wait for the episode how Ford made the deal to build the Gorki plant.

    • @jasonchristopher2977
      @jasonchristopher2977 Před rokem

      My Father has a 29 truck, 30 sedan. He loves those things. I like them but with a lil newer drive train and suspension. Don't have to be 700 HP but just a 4.6 out of a panther would be perfect. 239 HP and almost 300 tq. They're so small. It's like a VW Bug, u just don't realize how tiny they are until u get up close or sit in it. If a man is big and has a big wife or GF, it's gonna be a tight fit. Lmao

  • @dennislower1280
    @dennislower1280 Před 2 lety +3

    Would have loved to meet Edsel Ford

  • @chriswright8464
    @chriswright8464 Před 2 lety +3

    I own 3 Ford's, 10 Edge, 11 Ranger and a 06 Mustang. Knock on wood very good .

  • @BonnieKay13
    @BonnieKay13 Před rokem +1

    Bought gramp's '30 Model A in '48 for $25, drove it 120K miles, high school, College, after army years, traded it in in '55 for a like new '53 Ford convert. We have an all original '29 now.

  • @MrGlenferd
    @MrGlenferd Před 2 lety +8

    Turn down the music so I can hear the words.

  • @estebanwedontneednostinkin9969

    I can’t wait to get one for that price.

  • @mbliss13
    @mbliss13 Před 2 lety +2

    awesome videos

  • @-oiiio-3993
    @-oiiio-3993 Před 2 lety +2

    Good stuff!

  • @COPPERSTATETREASURES
    @COPPERSTATETREASURES Před 2 lety +1

    This is great!!! Thanks for creating this 👍

  • @georgebell7103
    @georgebell7103 Před 2 lety

    Nicely done. Thanks

  • @DavidPerez-oj2dv
    @DavidPerez-oj2dv Před rokem +1

    MY GRANPA OWNED ONE HE USE IT AS A TAXI IN THE LATE 20'S IN 27' LINDBERGE DROVE IN IT WHEN HE MADE HIS SOLO FLIGHT LANDING IN BELIZE WHEN MY GRANPA PAST HE WAS IN THE NEWSPAPERS THE TITLE WAS "WELL KNOWN TAXI DRIVER DIES"

  • @uwk8107
    @uwk8107 Před rokem +1

    по сути это обновлённый Форд Т, с устоявшейся к тому времени, классической компоновкой автомобиля, и привычными до сегодняшнего дня органами управления, минимум на 5 лет Форд опоздал с этой моделью, отсюда столь короткая жизнь в производстве этой весьма практичной машины.

  • @kellycassutt3165
    @kellycassutt3165 Před 2 lety +2

    Hubba hubba!

  • @Jon-gq3ny
    @Jon-gq3ny Před 6 měsíci +1

    570 Dollars what a deal if you worked at a Ford plant you made 5 dollars a day, so you could afford to buy one easy full in one year.

  • @vernonslone8627
    @vernonslone8627 Před 2 lety

    I think the transmission in the Model T was actually a better deal....More like the automatics that were developed later...

    • @loboheeler
      @loboheeler Před 2 lety

      The T planetary trans was unique and easy to use, and millions learned to drive this way. The T was not meant to go very high speed, so 2 speeds were enough. The A needed higher final gearing and another speed for the wider range. If the driver had only driven a T, the A would have been more difficult to use with it's manual clutch and non-synchromesh gears.

  • @johnchampagne8013
    @johnchampagne8013 Před 2 lety +7

    Turn down the goofy background music, it's very annoying and distracting.

    • @rbnhd1976
      @rbnhd1976 Před 2 lety +2

      That's the original music..

  • @shaggydogg630
    @shaggydogg630 Před 2 lety +3

    I really like the background music.

  • @lestersabados1306
    @lestersabados1306 Před rokem

    porous blocks has microscopic pin holes and they were oil starved during high speed turning. a simple baffle is all it needed