Ford still produced the four cylinder car, in part to pacify those that demanded the four, and in part as a fail-safe against the untested V-8. The four cylinder was designated the "Model B" while the V-8s were identified as "Model 18." The V-8 and the four cylinder shared the same body design, and were even produced on the same assembly line. The only real difference in body design was the V-8 emblem across the grille between the headlamps. |
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