Old Modern Handicrafts – 1942 Fords Pickup 1:12

• Dimensions: A statement Car Model at 15.3L x 5.5W x 5.5H Inches, is a majestic addition to your collection.
• Quality Construction: Crafted with a 100% iron frame, metal wheels, and functional rolling wheels, this model is a testament to durability and attention to detail.
• Functional Features: Experience realism with rolling wheels, enhancing the visual appeal and interactivity of this collector’s piece.
• An Ideal Gift for History Lovers: A masterpiece, this Car model replica makes the perfect gift for history lovers, capturing the essence of a bygone era
• 1:12 Scale Car Model: A true-to-life scale model with intricate details, offering a glimpse into the elegance of early automotive design

Ford trucks were treated to a restyle for 1942 that was shared by all models, and they no longer looked like the car line. However, it turned out to be a short selling season. The United States was drawn into World War II on December 7, 1941, shortly after Fords 1942 models were introduced. The order was given to stop production of civilian vehicles on February 10, 1942, so assembly plants could be converted to producing war materiel. From the time the plants closed through to the end of the war, Ford concentrated its efforts into building B-24 Liberator bombers; aircraft engines; tanks; Jeep-type military vehicles; wooden gliders; and military versions of the 1942-era pickup trucks, cars, and heavy-duty trucks. Like their truck counterparts, car production was low — and for the same reason. Production ceased on February 10, 1942, so the Ford company could concentrate on building war material instead.