I Drive A PicUp Apparently Henry Ford didn't do much Wind Tunnel Testing did he?
You got to be carefully in any kinds of winds with this thing -- |
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Re: I Drive A PicUp i think that goes for most Model A's. Sort of like air cooled rear engined VW's in general and VW Vans in particular.
Don't drive any of them in Florida in a hurricane. In California, don't drive in the Santa Ana winds which can approach hurricane velocity. David Serrano |
Re: I Drive A PicUp Now that is an interesting picture. Do you think at 80 mph, it would lift the front wheels off the ground?
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Though it wasn't wind tunnel testing . There is a story where Henry took a students model A out of the parking lot at the Ford trade school without permission from the student . Henry took the 1930 tudor out to the test track. The word was that the tudor ran 72 MPH with the wind and 68 MPH against the wind . Henry later entered the class room and asked who owned the model A out in the parking lot . A student raised his hand . Henry said that it was well tuned and gave the student a note to give the guy at the gas pump for a free tank of gas . Gas was said to be rationed at the time . |
Re: I Drive A PicUp can that plane really lift that woody?
now many hp? lol |
Re: I Drive A PicUp All A's get moved around in the wind, sedans are worse than coupes or PU's because more area is exposed to the wind. Years ago 5 of us travelled from L.A. to Bakersfield in a VW bug on a very windy day. In the mountain area, when we would enter an open spot, the VW would move sideways a full lane!
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Re: I Drive A PicUp Jim you need a new Ford GT they are low and mean the wind won't blow them around sideways backways up or down:)
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Re: I Drive A PicUp Jeff, a new GT would be nice, I could get in it, and drive it, but probably can't get out of it without help!
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