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After the Fifteenth Million “Tin Lizzie” was Assembled…
Ford Stopped Production of the Model-T (May 26, 1927) At the time, it seemed like a nonsense thing to do: sending the factory workers home with no promise of a future, but Henry Ford had a secret plan to start … Continue reading
Posted in history, Science and Mathematics
Tagged astrology, automobiles, Ford, innovation, starting again, United States history
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Colonel Klunk: Retired Warmonger or Peacemaker?
A Pawn Piece (1978 play): Act I (Page 1) (The curtain opens on a blackened stage. DEREK, who is laying on a sleeping bag, opens his eyes as a natural-coloured spotlight inches down to him, like a sunrise, gradually lighting … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, personal
Tagged automobiles, miscommunication, old vs new, plays, travel, United States history, war games
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Have You Had a Fender-Bender?
Designed for Maximum Damage When I was growing up, during the late 60’s and early 70’s, there was a scandal brewing about the way cars were designed. Although it seems preposterous now, the front bumper and the back bumper of the … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia
Tagged 60's, 70's, accidents, automobiles, design flaws, technology
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Old Friends: not a merger, but an alliance
Ford and Volkswagen First Ford announced that they weren’t going to make any more sedan cars. Then there were rumours about a merger with Volkswagen. Finally, they announced yesterday that Ford and VW would form an ‘alliance’ to build cars … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged Allies, automobiles, cars, Nazi Germany, technology, war, warmongering, WWII
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Is This a Turning Point?
Sundown for Sedans? Today, GM announced the ‘unallocation’ of four automotive plants in the US and one in Canada. Our in-house reaction was “Why do they always announce these things just before Christmas?” A CBS newscast tonight pointed out … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia
Tagged automobiles, Ford, GM, manufacturing, plant closures, sedans
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