Ok, I'll Offer this One Last Time

Here's the question:

From 1942-47 how many 2N's were manufactured? But how many were manufactured during the war years? And, describe two significant production changes that occured on the 2N model.

First person to eloquently post the correct answers will receive this $37.82 FNH 9N/2N Part; new in the box with mounting instructions.

Fine print: winner must pay shipping cost and provide their address

ALthough Charles could have written with more eloquence, we can overlook that because he was under pressure to provide the closest answer. :)

Congratulations Charles.

BUT here is the answer:

Page 44 Peterson and Beemer - Originality Guide N-Series Tractors last paragraph:

"...it does speak eloquently of both the management and workers that tractors rolled off the line as regularly as they did. From 1942-47, a total of 197,129 2N's were manaufactured. More than 99,000 were manufactured during the war years."

Send me your address with 5.00 and the switch is yours. Way to GO Charles.

For the rest of the class, more quizzes will appear when spontaneous moments of generosity take hold of me.

We can forgive Charles{MO} this time, but for Charles to be in the running next time, he must write with eloquence...and the same goes for rest of the class.

This is more than just a parts and history contest, this is a test on eloquence as well.

After-all, it's my contest, I can make up the rules. LOL!) :)

9N'er

Bill
If I win I would like to donate the switch to the Save the Whales foundation.

2)Let's see, war ended in spring of '45. So maybe 184,392 were manufacture between '39 and '45.

2) 2N changes were tubular radius rods and a "2N" stamped under the Ford script in the badge.

Just giving it a try. :-)

Tyman