Ford V8 for 1935
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Ford launched a new V8 engine in 1935. See Henry Ford and his son, Edsel, get a car on the line at the Rouge factory and drive off. A car is tested on a dirt track, and a family takes a spin in their Ford, leaving the cow behind.
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Such a beautiful car.
Okay, I’m sold. I want one!
A 100% all-American car. I wish we still made our own things today. There’s just a quality in American manufacturing that is unrivaled.
I still refuse to buy a Japanese car.
@@michaelbenardo5695 one thing brur , dont let your fellow rhino n leftwing stole all credits and destroying every manufacture for c h 🗑 y n 🗑a
Yep
That's because we appreciate STURDINESS.
The 35 Ford looks so modern, 9 years earlier Ford was mostly selling the Model T.
Which one was authentic - chevy or ford?
My dad and I restored a 35 ford 5 window coupe I love driving it to the car shows
Just to car shows?
1935/36 3w coupe was the best looking Fords ever
I was expecting dad to hook a trailer on for the cow 😂
I was almost waiting to hear that they took poor Betsy with them..
I wonder if they still have proving grounds? My uncle sold Fords from 1925 to 1970, from the Model T to the LTD--he got to experience the year by year progression of the automobile from the most rudimentary of puddle jumpers to easily one of the most beautiful cars on the market, and equipped with a 429 could keep up with anything on the road. Sadly, he died in November of '70 at 76.
I cant imagine these cars with a v8 sound lol. I would love to hear them, with HD audio.
any v8 sounds the same
@@RivieraByBuick u don’t know about cars then
The car of choice of Clyde Barrow.
true
"Poor Betsy looks so lonesome in the field".....imagine taking a cow by car!
HaHa, Yes. It would have made a more interesting scenario to take the cow instead, or ..as well !
They would need a trailer for the cow. At least the V8 could of got a workout.
1 of the best cars ever made
Bonnie and Clyde's favorite vehicle.
Not. They died in a 34 Ford 4 door sedan in Louisiana!! Ambushed!!!
WONT NOTHIN OUTRUN MY V8 FORD !!!!!
Wow... that convertable coupe is the cats pajamas! 👍😉
Look at that body lean! But very good for 1935! Nice looking car, too.
Actually, the Ford was the best handling low priced car.
I'll take a business coupe, Mr. Ford!
No wonder why Bonnie and Clyde loved their get-away car 🤣
Where were these old films shown? In movie theaters? In between newsreels, cartoons, and the double features?
Молодцы. счастливые люди.
Beautiful car, but the pup won the show .
...today a Ford 1935 V8 in show room condition goes for around 55k$ thats if you can find one.
Una belleza!!!!! acabo de comprar uno!!
Que bueno !
Cuanto vale $ ?
Only kids 30's will remember
The beat the hell out if those cars testing them and they just kept going. Try that on a new $50k car in 2020.
Handsome car.
They used that same engine until 1953.
Yes they did. Good motor have 6 of them
More style then today 's cars they all look alike now...and it has bumpers,,
he only had to work an 8 hour shift to afford his new ford.while today we have to work 24 hours to afford a new ford.the sad part is, the 35 ford was more reliable than a 2022 ford.theres something WRONG with that situation.
Great American car , when America was great
America was great during the Great Depression, with widespread poverty, racism, and segregation? Are you serious?
So nice the dog, sad about the cow, had no space anymore!!!!
I want one
same
bystander66 who doesn’t???
The car should have been equipped with a roof rack, that way they could have put poor Betsy on the top!
"revved up like deuce"
現代の車より優れたデザインだと考えます
Aww Come On.. Take the COW as well, will you ?
Beautiful...Beautiful Betsy!?😉😉
CUTE CARS
CUTE CARS ?
And NO SMOG CHECKS!
Henry probably thought it was too big, too heavy, too complex, and too expensive. The 1935 Plymouth was engineered better.
I was just thinking that! Ply mouths of that ere were very good reliable cars! Variants were also very good!
Maybe so - my Chrysler is a great car - but the Ford handily out-performed the Plymouth
@@michaelbenardo5695 That is true. Both Plymouth and Chevrolet only had 6-cylinder engines until 1955. But Plymouth sales increased consecutively year after year from 1928 until 1938. Most buyers expected a low-price car to be economical and affordable and were not looking for performance. Ford had the advantage in performance but lagged behind in other areas.
And Fords had those ridiculous mechanical brakes until around '36!
@@fordtruxdad5155 Hydraulic brakes were first offered on the 1939 Ford.
Essentially the muscle car of the '30's Right?
Not really. The Ford flathead V8 was the first AFFORDABLE V8. Not the fastest. But, moonshiners liked the car because it was fast enough and dependable.
Why don't they test cars to day like that?
You must not have ever seen their track, after 85 years they have added quite to their private track.
because they invented asphalt
@@bobbarker3248 Asphalt came out well before then.
Because today's tin cans would fall apart.
Bonnie and Clyde get a way vehicle until the end
Better lines than the 1940
Only problem is half of them are sitting in a storage facility waiting on chips from China and the rest are being held to be converted to electric. Just plug them in between the barn and the outhouse. 😆
Closest look I can think of is the PT Cruiser 😂 but obviously this model is much cooler looking, perhaps because weaker safety standards gave manufacturers more design leeway. Who wouldn't want a Ford V8?? 😉
It's dangerous for them to have the kids sitting on her lap there's no airbags or side airbags
There was no such thing as airbags.
Wow.
7 years before America would lose her innocence...
These old newsreels had such ridiculous music.
They just hold the baby in the back seat
Sound should be digital enhanced
"Sir, I'm going to go back and get the rest of the carcass...Poor Buster, Tough little mutt, probably kept up for a mile or so."
Weird comment.
Jozzzzz
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2 hours a day everyday for 2 years a Testla would not last 2 days with that kind of track. They catch on fire without notice lmao
But it still had transverse springing!!
Ford cars featured transverse springing until the shoebox Fords came out in 1949.
@@BlackPill-pu4viThe British Ford Popular had it until 1959.
@@chrishenniker5944 Interesting. I'm sure Henry Ford Sr. had well founded reasons for the transverse leaf spring suspension that were common in Fords until 1948. It's also interesting that after he died, Ford cars were quickly modernized with conventional suspensions.
I'll speculate that Henry Ford II had the more modern shoebox Ford all ready to go when the Senior died. That and how quickly the OHV V8 was developed to replace the flathead V8 in 1954.
What's the main difference in a Ford and a tampon ?
A tampon has a built-in tow rope.
Nice upload Most don't know this, but you ruined its historical viewing value by putting ANY overlays on it. HISTORICAL VALUE = Untouched, or Edited. The Smithsonian & The U.S National Archives considers this a No, No.
Holy cow... didn't fit in.
Bonnie and Clyde car. 🧀