We are all conscious of the astounding failures from the vehicle which bore his title, but because it works out, he really had great style of cars themself. For instance, take Edsel Ford's 1934 Model 40 Special Speedster ($TBA). Inspired by European rides from the late '20s and early '30s and attracted by Ford's chief designer E.T. Gregorie, the Speedster took it's origin from a 1934 Ford frame but went through major surgery to look longer minimizing, and it has lately been restored to its original specifications, which makes it as authentic every 1940 model could reasonably be.
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