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The Ford TriMotor 19261992 (Schiffer Aviation History),Used
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A large number of people in the United States had their first airplane ride in a Ford TriMotor during the 1920s and 1930s, a plane that remains to this day a fine example of engineering, planning and production. It was the application of a modified assembly line production by the worlds largest automobile manufacturer to a continuously refined design, backed by extensive advertising and publicity concerned with safety, at a time when such dependability and safety was crucial, that put Ford ahead of all of its competitors. The allmetal construction, stressed so much by the Ford advertising campaign of the late 1920s, proved its worth in later years. The life span of the average airplane in the 1920s was relatively short and so it is not surprising to find the Ford Company timidly stating in their 1929 advertising that no Ford plane has yet worn out in service. This new book by aviation historian William T. Larkins is the most complete information available on the Ford TriMotro, and includes information on design, contruciton, model designations, a crossindexing of U.S. and foreign registrations, a crossindex to military Ford TriMotors, accident summaries, Ford factory employees and Ford TriMotor pilot listing.
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