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December 3, 2005 1:02 pm
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Of the 350,000 trucks used by the motorized German Army as of 1942, roughly one-third were Ford-made.
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Ferdinand Porshe made two trips across the Atlantic to view the American auto manufacturer's assembly plants prior to WWII, including Ford Motor Co. The krauts knew a good truck when they saw one! 
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yes they did .
Porshe did use the engine plans .
Ford got the benefits !!!
