Posted by Duner Wi on January 30, 2022 at 15:10:05 from (216.226.80.242):
In Reply to: Love my Super C posted by gab on January 30, 2022 at 13:15:26:
I don't imagine style had anything to do with it but if it did you should be talking to Raymond Loewy Below from FarmCollector on the internet.
Loewys main claim to fame among rusty iron lovers, however, is the work he did for International Harvester Co. In the mid-1930s, tractor builders were beginning to see the advantages of making their products more attractive by adding streamlined sheet metal. Oliver led the way with the streamlined row crop 70 in 1936. IHC management invited Loewy to design a new line of Farmall tractors then being developed by the company. He spent a couple of years perfecting the design and on Aug. 9, 1939, at a big Farmall Day celebration in Rock Island, Ill., the all-new Farmall H and M models were introduced to the public. Loewys classic styling of the new Farmalls helped make IHC a leader in row crop tractor sales until the 1950s.
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