Richard Meredith Browne

An order for thirty cars was placed, but only five were built before American Motors had to shut the project down for lack of funds.  A sixth car was later completed from remaining parts.

FORD MODEL 9N: Light, small, less expensive than most of its competition and it had a revolutionary new feature, Harry Ferguson’s three-point hitch. The hitch allowed implements to be attached quickly and prevented the tractor from flipping over backward.

ALLIS-CHALMERS MODEL G: The novel Model G with its rear mounted Continental 4-cylinder engine was designed for small market farmers, nurseries, and gardeners. Produced from 1948 to 1955 in Gadsden, Alabama it sold new for less than $1,000. Fewer than 30,000 were sold falling short of company expectations. 

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- Mario Andretti