Motion Pictures Building a NEW 1934 Ford, start to finish Ford Movie.

Again,... sorry if this has been posted before,... But I really dug this film when I seen it for the first time today,.... Building a New Ford in 1934,... Enjoy !

 

1936 Chevy,.........

 

1932 Ford (Cool segment on the Gas Tanks,....)

 

Thanks for posting, I love stuff like this.

 

...aren't we the busy beaver today?

 

Testing the 1950 Ford.

 

is there 'sposed ta be sound on the 3rd video?

 

Excellent videos.........................

Thanks again for the El Camino photos......... Mike

 

Just turn down your hearing aids Larry,.....

 

Thanks for this Dennis, great stuff you found there.

 

That's too damn kool. Thanks for posting

 

I liked this one,

Streamlined.....

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I love that kind of stuff.

 

I really enjoy seeing film like this of the Industrial Revolution. You can argue that those folks worked there tails off, or that the factories belched too much pollution but this is how America was made, with quality raw materials, productive factories, and products to stand the test of time.

Stuff like this should be required viewing on every young kids Iphone, Ipad, PS3, Gameboy etc.

 

It answered some of mine "how in the hell did they do this on the line" questions thanks for the post.

 

Thanks for sharing.

 

cool videos

 

AWESOME! In the 34 video what were the guys forging, it showed them flipping a long something over and over in a forge/press?

 

Very cool video. Always like watching these things. Thanks for posting.

 

i couldnt figure out what that was either. it looked like it had three different dies on one of them. i love how they whip that molten metal like a garden hose!! im always so impressed on the machines and tools that were used that so few of guys have ever seen..

 

Can't be said any better, these films are a great dose of reality on what America once was!!!

 

Was it the rough cam forging?

 

Watching them stamp the 34' Grill was the highlight for me.

 

I saw rough cams being fordged and what you were talking about Chris, maybe con-rods? at least that's what they looked like to me!

 

thanks for the post

 

Now that's my kind of movies!