If you took the 365 days in a year, backed out 104 days for weekends and probably another 10-15 for holidays and other lost production days you would probably come close using 245 production days per year. I don't know if they had many non production days due to retooling back then.
I figured out production dates for my F series using this method and I think I'm within a few days. I was reading the new F sereis book and there were production changes that matched up with my calculations. Both of my tractors were made almost exactly one year apart on most likely my brothers birthday in early April.
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