| Esteban34 | -- 12-04-2011 @ 9:29 PM |
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Does anyone have any idea if there is a way to determine the number of 34 Ford Tudor sedans that have survived? adonde vas, estas alli Esteban
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| Stroker | -- 12-05-2011 @ 8:46 AM |
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Esteban34: There is no reliable way to determine how many still exist on the planet, but there is a way to get an idea of how many are owned by Club members by searching the membership roster for occurrences of the Car Code 40A-7B. A difficult process of reading fine print; but perhaps someone in your firm enjoys that pastime.
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| supereal | -- 12-05-2011 @ 10:06 AM |
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According to production records, there were 246,763 1934 tudor sedans produced, including both V8 and 4 cyl. models. The general "rule of thumb" for survival says that 5% of the existing stocks are lost each year. You can estimate the number existing today by applying this formula to 77 years. Tudors are almost always the most produced type. Even though the 1934 production appears high, the next year, 1935, saw a total of 322,575 of the two door sedans off the assembly line.
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| fomocoloco | -- 12-05-2011 @ 10:13 AM |
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I would think our club could provide all of us with that information with the push of button. weezer
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