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Ford De luxe - Ford Motor
Organization presented its De Luxe Ford range in 1938 as an elegant substitute
to link the gap between its platform design (usually known as Standard) and
high-class Lincoln subsequently promotions. The "Deluxe" name was
used occasionally before and after this to specify an elegant cut, but the De
Luxe Ford range was separated as a individual "marque within a
marque" with individual design and costs through 1940. During 1939, Ford
had five collections of cars: Ford, De Luxe Ford, Mercury, Lincoln-Zephyr, and
Lincoln subsequently. After the war, this was simple to Ford, Mercury, and
Lincoln subsequently. The 1941 Ford range involved "De Luxe" and
"Super De Luxe" cut, but these automobiles were not promoted as a
individual range.
The De Luxe Fords of 1938 presented a more sloping bonnet
and decorative heart-shaped grill. This look was approved on to the
conventional range for 1939, as the De Luxe Fords obtained distinct v-shaped
grilles with straight cafes. The conventional range once again got the De Luxe
look for 1940, now with body-colored straight cafes. The 1940 De Luxe Ford
presented a three-part grill with horizontally cafes.
Ford De luxe (1938) - Demo
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