Sounds like a summary would be... having an AR part doesn't make it an AR unless it has all the AR parts, if you choose to use that unauthorized nomenclature...?

Having worked in Industry and been part of the 'Part Number Generation Team'? The definition of an 'AR Ford' would be more fitting to state "If the Ford has ANY part with an 'AR' prefix, that car IS an AR Ford and the Span of Generation is 1928 to 1929". It fully defines the time period you could find it, and for the Technician to LOOK for those SPECIFIC part number variations. I've worked on equipment with over 80 iterations, and installing the wrong part can cost the loss of Aircraft and LOSS OF LIFE so adhering to the specific part number in the specific assembly is a serious discussion and wibbly wobbly iffy wiffy BS quite literally does NOT fly.

Hermoso trabajo el de todas esas personas...

Todavia conservo un AA truck 1931 de 4.02 mts dedistancia entre ejes

E brake lever placement?

Watching cars get crushed is always bittersweet. On the one hand, its sad to think of that car brand new on the lot and now a sad heap of garbage, but on the other, its nice knowing that they might be melted down into a new car, like a Phoenix rising from the ashes. I heard that scrapped cars are also an excellent source of high quality steel for making rebar

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When I find that vat of money - a slant windshield town sedan will be my next Model A

So many men working then. Nowadays, 95% of the construction is done by robots. Workers now just do simplistic tasks like checking on how the robots did!

Que desgracia estos autos a combustión solo robaban a los humanos con la gasolina, y se han vuelto ricos y poderosos los que venden petróleo, pero ya se acabó NO más gasolina, los autos eléctricos con energía infinita son la solución para que no te roben más

Que viva la FORD ❤

I was pumping gas in my 2022 silverado at a gas station and this old white man with vietnam veteran hat comes up to me and tells me that he likes my glacier blue truck, and I said next time Ill get a GMC like his, then he told me his first truck was a model A, and I told him that I diddnt know what that was, then he said those trucks that sound like they take a long time to start up lol and he started trying to make the sound.

Sad

4:08. Henry had the blacks in the casting area because it was hotter than hell, and they were just happy to have a decent job. These kinds of jobs are what helped catapult blacks from the domestic and sharecropper class into the working and even middle class.

Gdzie powstała pierwsza fabryka forda.? Jakie miasto?

Die Vertonung hätte schlechter nicht sein können. Aber tolles Video mit guten Aufnahmen und vielen Details von damals. 👌

Great video! It’s a wonderful life!!! Have a Merry Christmas

Does anyone know the number of individual parts that make up the car?

Way back when American products used to be made by American companies in American factories with American materials and American engineering at the hands of American workers.

Nice good old factory

Ford Car fast speed fast Assembly line good old workers good working great

Beautiful nice old video old is gold

And a year later (1932), a V-8 would power the Model A.

Man, talk about vertical integration! Also so interesting to see what state of the art was considered for this or any time period.

That technology was already very advanced back then

The factory is literally crawling with workers.

My great uncle built model t fords.

No way I would fly in that thing. that corrugated aluminum skin must have caused a lot of drag.

Muy bueno! Feliz navidad ! saludos desde Argentina

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Enjoy your videos Merry Christmas.

Thank you for the video and detailed description.

No you can't drive

Enjoyable collection!

Wow

Increíble estoy maravillado , al ver como en esos tiempos ya tenían una muy desarrollada tecnología , una magnífica ingeniería ,es fascinante.

Hasn't changed much except for the prices. Process is still the same. Less people.

Great video. Thanks for showing it.

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I'm impressed. I thought those "Buy car for Christmas" ads were of a much more recent vintage. I dumped TV 4 years ago, but the latest I remember are those Mercedes ones with Santa and the White Lexuses with the big red bows. The dealers were still swinging for the fences with those ads in 1931. I guess some people had the cash for new wheels. My guess is any Christmas purchase most likely was the customer was going to get a new car regardless and just deferred it to Christmas.

No safety/OSHA, no pension, no raise, wages lowered, no workers compensation, no insurance, breathing toxic air, heat, cold, horrible wages, wages reduced, wages docked, no job security, fired at will, favortism, nepotism, 12-14 hr. work days, 7 day working weeks, company housing, crippling injuries, and many times fatal, company money, company stores. You get sick or injured you're in the street. Pure corporate greed just like today. Those men who built America were killers in their own world of greed.

The greatest Generation!!!

All very good points even today. Safety first, cutting corners costs more time than doing it the safe way.

what happened to the factory noise to ☹️music, couldn’t finish watching

Anybody knows anything about music?That sounds like alice's restaurant

Great video!! I had to drive my Dad's 1931 Coupe at night "many" years ago (1990's). He did not have historic tags on it at the time as he drove it regularly. The headlight glare from cars behind me on the windshield was bad!! I now have his 1931 coupe since his passing and a 1931 slant windshield 160b fordor sedan. I have yet to drive the fordor sedan after dark to compare the windshield glare symptoms.

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The pay was good and they got to listen to period correct misic all day.

The salutation is “For Edsel Ford…, not “To Edsel Ford…

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