History Building the Model T

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Sorry if this has been posted before.


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"This is a great video showing the first assembly


lines at the original Ford auto plant. Neat to see


those guys making the old wooden wheels, by


hand mostly... The places that car could go...


is amazing."




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I really enjoyed that post! Big Thanks!!

 

me too. hadnt seen it before. very cool.

 

cool have'nt seen that vid before.. thanks for posting

 

Cool vid.

Anybody notice the right hand drive cars at 3:05? Actually it looks like the clip was flipped, left to right. The part starting at 3:12 is the same as 3:05 just flipped.

 

How would you like to be the guy bulding the wooden wheels or the guys finishing the wooden wheels - 8 hours a day at that pace! When men were men!!

 

Way cool.

Posted before or not, I had not seen it before and appreciate your posting.

 

That 15 millionth '27 Touring must be the one I have. Notice Henry having to 'persuade' that passenger door to close? Might have to adjust that, now that it's been that way for 83 years!

 

cool video, Thanks for posting

 

Very cool video, thanks for posting.