The event featured the unveiling of the prototype Ford Flivver. Flivver and Miggy, stay with them. A surviving Flivver resides in the Henry Ford Museum. In 1926, Henry Ford displayed an experimental single-seat aeroplane that he called the "sky flivver". The wreckage of the Ford Flivver washed up, but the pilot was never found. The wreckage of the Ford Flivver washed up, but Brooks' body was never found. Ford unveiled the Flivver on his 63rd birthday, July 30, 1926. "The Flivver King" demonstrates the effects of Scientific Management in factories. Flivver Lo-Vs were arranged in mixed trains consisting of trailers and motor cars. Flivver Lo-V's maintained the older braking system of the High Voltage equipment. He later described the Flivver as "one of the worst aircraft he ever flew". Flivver is early twentieth-century American slang for an automobile.