<br> Fords looked more flowing for 1933, reflecting Detroit's swing to streamlining. The controller also reports the "battery current" (register 12359), which appears to represent the current flowing from the battery to the Raspberry Pi. Front and rear stabilizer bars were standard, along with a radial-tuned suspension system with modified shock absorbers. Rear suspension was fully independent -- a first for Thunderbird -- and quite compact with variable-rate coil springs sandwiched between an upper lateral link and a wide H-shaped lower member. A new camshaft and better crankcase ventilation further enhanced the lively V-8, and the frame and rear axle were beefed up. Helping all this was a wheelbase lengthened to 112 inches (where it would remain through 1940) and a wheel diameter shrunk to 17. V-8 durability kept improving, and the frame was completely redesigned. Some pioneers abandoned their log cabins as soon as they had the wherewithal to build a frame house. Still, many buyers were wary, so Ford kept four-cylinder cars through 1934. That compared with 40/50 horsepower from the 200.5-cid Model A/B four. Still, the speedy Ford V-8 was attracting a legion of fans. With a relatively sensational top speed of 78 mph, the peppy V-8 Ford caused a storm of public interest, garnering over 50,000 advance orders.<br>
<br> Basically it is nothing a lot some layers of plastic that have top of cheap particalboard. No issues with fire if we are building close to lot lines. Henry's decision to abandon his treasured "Tin Lizzie" after 19 years and a staggering 15-million cars -- the last not very different from the first -- came almost too late, and his company lost a lot in money and goodwill during the long changeover to the belated new Model A. Ford built more than 1.1 million cars for 1930 -- almost twice as many as Chevrolet and more than 14 times as many as Plymouth. The '51 total was 1.23 million to Ford's 1.01 million. With V-8 production at full strength, Ford's model-year volume rose by 100,000 cars -- impressive for difficult 1933, but not enough to beat Chevrolet. Chevy continued to set the production pace. Appearance became smoother still on 1934's 40A line. The bottom-end Special series was retitled One-Fifty, DeLuxe? became Two-Ten, and Bel Air was applied to a full range of models as the new top of the line.<br>
<br> Meanwhile, the luxurious New Yorker Town & Country wagon disappeared after 1965 (sales had been slow for years), but six- and nine-passenger Newport wagons continued through '68, after which T&C became A decking separate wagon series. Founded in 1903, Ford Motor Company skyrocketed from obscurity to dominate the American auto industry in less than 12 years. All models retained the "little Lincoln" styling crafted by Henry's artistic son Edsel (who was named Ford Motor Company president in 1919), but the fenders were lower and wider, the hoodline was higher, and stainless steel replaced nickel plate on the radiator and headlight shells. The hood now extended back to the windshield, fenders were "skirted" and dipped low in front, sharp corners were rounded off, and rear-hinged doors appeared on closed models. Though the Corvette sports car was Chevy's big news for '53, passenger models got a major facelift. The V-8 itself got a new carburetor and manifold that increased advertised horsepower to 85 -- some claim actual power was 90. By now, most of its early problems were just bad memories.<br>
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