Darlings of the Depression Bonnie & Clyde Bonnie Parker, all 90 pounds of her, and Clyde Barrow, cut a swath across the Southwest in the early 1930s. While robbery was their specialty, Clyde “borrowed” cars for all his crimes. And they were almost always Fords. In fact, Clyde sent a letter to Henry Ford complimenting him on the reliability and speed of his new V-8 engines. When they were finally shot down at an ambush in May of 1934, Clyde was driving a 1934 Ford. Model Features • 2 Inches Tall • 1:32 Scale Figurines • Hand-Painted Molded Plastic The One Millionth Ford New Styling and New Engine Equals Sales and Profits Travelers through Michigan in 1934 could almost hear the sigh of relief New Styling and New Engine Equals Sales and Profits. Travelers through Michigan in 1934 could almost hear the sigh of relief coming from Fords Dearborn offices. After 3 years of losing money and the #1 sales position to Chevrolet, Ford was able to both make a profit and regain the #1 sales position in 1934. With a new version of the V-8 engine, increasing horsepower to 85, new Stromberg carburetors and A.C. air cleaners, and new sporty styling including body colored fenders, Ford once again had the look and feel of a winner. Model Features • 85-HP V-8 Engine • Bi-fold Hood Opens • Opening Front Doors • 1 millionth Ford ever produced • Precision Diecast replica • Baked Enamel Finish • 1:32 Scale Model • 5 Inches Long