Ford Motor Company

Ford is an American automobile company based out of Michigan. Ford makes all types of vehicles from commercial and everyday pickup trucks to SUVs, sedans, and sports cars. Instead of making luxury vehicles, Ford acquired Lincoln in 1922 and leans their customers towards Lincoln if they’re looking for luxury. Ford has consistently dominated the North American automobile market with their popular trucks and SUVs—so much so that they announced in 2018 that they are halting the production of their sedans to focus on SUVs, trucks, and their Mustang line.

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6’3” | 1.92 m

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6’3” | 1.92 m

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15’9” | 4.8 m

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3,250 lb | 1,475 kg

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1956

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Ford F-100 (1956)

192.000

480.000

1475.000

1956.00

5’11” | 1.8 m

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6’5” | 1.95 m

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16’ | 4.88 m

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3,968 lb | 1,800 kg

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1976

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Ford F-100 (1976)

180.000

195.000

488.000

1800.000

1976.00

6’ 3.5” | 1.92 m

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6’8” | 2.03 m

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19’4” | 5.89 m

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4,300 lb | 1950 kg

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2015

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Ford F-150 (2015)

192.000

203.000

589.000

1950.000

2015.00

4’6” | 1.37 m

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6’3” | 1.91 m

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15’8” | 4.78 m

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3,705 lb | 1681 kg

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2015

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Ford Mustang GT (2015)

137.000

191.000

478.000

1681.000

2015.00

5’10” | 1.78 m

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July 30, 1863

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Henry Ford

178.000

1863.00

119000

Ford F-100 (1976)

The Ford F-100 (1976) is a sixth-generation medium-duty pickup truck model of the Ford F-Series. Produced from 1972 to 1979, the sixth-generation line of F-Series trucks are known for their box-like forms and Ford’s use of extremely durable body panels that combined galvanized sheet metal, zinc coated steel and primer and fender liners to fight off corrosion. The sixth-generation was the first to introduce the Supercab body design for additional passengers and is the first generation to introduce the F-150 model.

The Ford F-100 (1976) has an overall length of 16’ (4.88 m), wheelbase of 10’4” (3.15 m), a width of 6’5” (1.95 m), and height of 5’11” (1.8 m).

Dimensioned drawings of a Ford F-100 (1976) truck measured with height, length, and width

The Ford F-100 (1976) is a sixth-generation medium-duty pickup truck model of the Ford F-Series that was produced from 1972-1979.

The Ford F-100 (1976) has an overall length of 16’ (4.88 m), wheelbase of 10’4” (3.15 m), a width of 6’5” (1.95 m), and height of 5’11” (1.8 m).

Ford F-100 (1976)

Height:

5’11” | 1.8 m

Width:

6’5” | 1.95 m

Length:

16’ | 4.88 m

Depth:

Weight:

3,968 lb | 1,800 kg

Area:

Wheelbase: 10’4” | 3.15 m

Model

F-100

Automaker

Ford

Year

1976

Drawings include:
Ford F-100 (1976) side elevation, front, back, plan

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Henry Ford

Henry Ford was an American industrialist, businessman, and the founder of the Ford Motor Company. Henry Ford is credited with the development of the assembly line technique of mass production. He also created the first automobile that middle-class Americans could afford which revolutionized the automobile field. Henry Ford’s innovations converted the status of the automobile from being an expensive luxury item into an accessible item that transformed the impact of the car within the 20th century. Henry Ford is attributed with the concept of, “Fordism,” also known as the mass production of inexpensive goods. Henry Ford died on April 7, 1947 at the age of 83.

Henry Ford had a height of 5’10” (1.78 m).

Set of dimensioned drawings of Henry Ford labeled with overall height

Henry Ford had a height of 5’10” (1.78 m).

Henry Ford

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5’10” | 1.78 m

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Nationality: United States 
Fields: Engineer, industrialist 
Death: April 7, 1947 (83)

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Birthday

July 30, 1863

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Henry Ford elevations (assorted)