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Ford offered a dozen body style choices for 1934, with identical bodies for both the four- and eight-cylinder line. The eight-cylinder models were priced at $510 to $660 and the four-cylinder counterparts were $50 less.

1934. The 1934 Ford (the Model 40B) was not as substantial a model year change as the previous two years had been. Noticeable changes included a flatter grille with a wider surround and fewer bars, straight hood louvers, two handles on each side of the hood, smaller head lights and cowl lamps, and a reworked logo.

After the problems were solved, 256,080 new Fords were sold in 1932, with the majority (180,132) being Model 18s and the rest (75,948) being Model Bs. The Model 18 V-8 convertible sedan sold for $650 and its option list included dual side mounts, trunk rack, leather interior, clock mirror and twin taillamps.

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Other sources, Herman notes, put the capacity of the 1934 Ford Fordor Deluxe even lower: around 65 miles an hour. “Compared to today's world, it's slow, super slow,” he says of the stolen Ford.

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The 1934 V-8 boasted 10 more horsepower, up now to 85 -- the result of trading the Detroit Lubricator carb for a dual-downdraft Stromberg unit mated to a new over/under manifold.

This 3.6-liter (221 cubic inches) side-valve 90-degree V8 became the world's earliest mass production V8, with approximately 1 million units built from 1932 to '34. It produced 65 horsepower initially, then increased to 75hp in 1933 and 85hp in 1934.

It was quite clear where consumers' preferences were going in 1934. Ford built nearly 270,000 Tudor sedans and 145,000 Fordors. Of Phaetons, both Standard and Deluxe, there were only 4,290, a quantity that would be lost in the rounding of 2- and 4-door sedan production.

Ford's flathead V8 produced 85 horsepower from 221 cu in. of displacement. This model was equipped with a 3-speed transmission and a single downdraft carburetor, and it weighed a feather-light 2,461 pounds. It sold for $575 when new in 1934 — or almost $11,000 today when adjusted for inflation.

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Among them were two coupe bodies that quickly came to be known as the 3-Window and the 5-Window. The 3-Window has just a single side window on each flank, while the 5-Window has a large door window and a second smaller window behind it. Both are "Deuce Coupes," with "deuce" referring to the fact they are 1932 models.

This car's long, low proportions were unlike anything Ford Motor Company had ever built. The Speedster weighs about 2,100 pounds. Its engine is now a 100-brake horsepower Mercury flathead V-8. This Model 40 was one of Edsel Ford's personal vehicles.

1) Ford F-Series

These full-size pickup trucks were first introduced in 1948 and thirteen generations later remain one of the most popular vehicles on the road today. The Ford F-Series is highlighted by the Ford F-150, which remains the best-selling vehicle since its release into the market in 1975.

The 1896 Quadricycle, the first automobile that Henry Ford built, came to symbolize all the later success achieved by Mr. Ford and Ford Motor Company. The little car always had a place of honor in the garage at Fair Lane, Henry and Clara Ford's estate in Dearborn.

Ford called the new car the Model A, commemorating Ford Motor Company's first car, the 1903 Model A. The car was the first vehicle to sport the iconic Blue Oval logo, and it included innovative features like a Safety Glass windshield.

Henry Ford net worth: then and now

Upon his death, the Henry Ford net worth stood at what would equate to approximately $199 billion nowadays. Ford left the company to his family and 40% of Ford Motor Company still remains in the control of his great grandchildren.