Ford Mustang Manufacturing Video

[@jordanmay3287]

Holy shit, we used to have this on VHS when I was a kid. I watched it over and over and over. Drove my parents crazy. This is amazing, thank you

[@JustRusting]

I still have mine, very interesting, somewhere in the house, but a VHS machine that's another story.

[@nathanadony]

it's crazy to think those Mustangs were made in the same factory right next to each other. They were sent around the U.S. to dealerships and had different owners and almost 30 years later they either wrecked, modded, stock, abandoned, used as parts cars, or someones project car. wild to think

[@dbdchristopher]

Mine was made in Dearborn Mi and sent to Japan and recently came back to Michigan in Jackson and I bought it.

[@manunava1776]

Man, videos like this need to be remastered and upscaled to UHD!!!

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

I just bought a 1996 Mustang SVT Cobra Convertible. It was made at the Deerborn Michigan plant. I’m sure the same workers and this video put my car together. 21-K original miles . It looks drives and smells like a new car. I feel like I just hit the lottery driving my new Mustang.

[@patrickmatias746]

I bet she’s fast

[@lessmigrantsmorewalls8392]

How is that low km possible?!??

[@markprice2225]

I had a cranberry red titanium frost two tone GT hatchback from the Deerborn plant. Forged pistons, 5 spd, just an impeccable machine. My uncle George got a notchback in the two tone also same year

[@donuthole7236]

I have an 04 Cobra dated 1/19/04 3 months before they closed down the Rouge River Plant ( or DAP) on April 1st. Mustangs were continually built there since 1964. The history of the Rogue River plant is amazing. Raw ore went in one end and finished product came out the other. Do a KZbin search they are very fascinating.

[@markprice2225]

I just got your DAP ref. Detroit Assembly Plant 🏭 This was cool af, I drive a 95 gt coupe! Spent more on the paint than I did on the🚘

[@ricksadler797]

Thought they still made trucks there

[@Johnnycdrums]

I'm always in awe of the engineering and tool making that goes into all the dies, jigs, and fixtures on the line. Just Imagine the tool rooms in that place. Ok, people, start over, new generation Mustang design coming from the drawings upstairs, and we want the line modernized for better efficiency, so lets get crackin'.

[@jejdigo]

I work at the Wayne plant making the Bronco and Ranger. So much has changed and yet a lot hasn't either. Its awesome to see how things used to be done 30 years ago.

[@ms.annthrope415]

I bought a 1990 Mustang 5.0, 5 speed hatchback. The hatch never closed correctly. Something was rolling around blocking the locking latch. The engine races and takes a heck of a time to shift correctly as it races up the rpm as soon as I hit the clutch and disconnect the engine from the tranny. Took it to the dealer several times but to no avail. One time every electrical circuit died. Just died. Waited about 5 minutes and it fired back up. The headlight housing cracked, and I had to use duct tape to hold the light bulb in place. The car was barely tolerable. Certainly lived up to its nickname Found on Roadside Dead. Then having STOOPID tattooed on my forehead i bought a 2017 Ford F250 6.7 diesel in 2018. That actually was the best vehicle I've owned. Was absolutely fautless for the first 41,000 miles. Then a few things needed fixing, but the engine and tranny have been totally reliable. I'm now at 111,000 miles and looking forward to many good miles ahead. Im 63 years old so this maybe the last vehicle i own. So Ford has cracked down on QC and improved their production line. I think all three manufacturers have improved but they wouldn't have done so without the Japanese eating their lunch and taking away their market share.

[@Cokie907]

I bought an 86 GT 5.O brand new and had the opposite experience. The car was a joy to own and I put over 325,000 miles on her. During the course of 25 years there was only one time I could not get the engine to start. I was on a ski trip and it was super cold in VT, say -20F. The car had to be towed to a garage and thawed out. The mechanic said the injectors had "iced over" but I think it was a case of icing in the fuel line. Whatever, one time in 25 years ain't too shabby a track record!!

[@monikhushalpuri]

To be fair, the 79-93 fox platform cars had crap electrical from the factory, it was hit or miss...the 94 and up was greatly improved in both structural rigidity and electrical. I had my 1994 gt which I bought in 2016 and got rid of in 2020 (regrettably) and put over 100,000 miles on it (I drive a lot) never had a major issue, I just replaced original parts when they went bad like the ect sensor, original radiator, original fuel pump, and original rear control arms, and original starter. I owned a 1988 tbird turbocoupe which is basically just a lengthened fox body mustang and it was a great car apart from the crap electric system, if you ever get another 86-93 mustang then get the whole electrical system redone! Or just get a 1994 and up model and dont have to worry about electrical issues

[@neooverby3750]

I had this on tape when I was in preschool. I watch it over and over. One day we had the opportunity to bring our favorite movie to school. We didn’t watch mine because it wasn’t appropriate for kids my age….

[@breakawaymotorsports]

Mustangs being hammered together. Cool video.Thanks for posting.

[@xsixinfantryx]

Can we scrap them now to make Camaros? Lol

[@nintony2994]

​@@xsixinfantryx lmfao

[@ctjfd]

I like how there's also a kids version of this same video (and the same production company). But as a kid in the 90s I grew up watching (and rewatching) this version on VHS . The strong narration of Robert Jones and jazz music were a terrific treat of nostalgia.

[@FloorItDuh]

I remember watching this too. It was one of my favorites. As a child I found the whole thing fascinating. I attribute it to my life long passion for machines and something that led to my current career path. It filled me with so much pride. The kids one was the one with the parrot if I remember right. Watched it many times. Huge nostalgia hit stumbling across this.

[@77PacerStudios]

I STILL HAVE this videotape!!! I had it ever since I got it for Christmas in December 2000!

[@B1FFCO]

What a great present😂

[@cnnw3929]

This is a beautiful presentation. I would like to see Ford do the same for the F150!

[@joelikespotatoes8321]

I got to see where they were assembled, worked like a fine oiled machine and all the workers looked like they were treated well too.

[@edwardfuller3952]

Awesome video! 👍

[@tomsheets6399]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video

[@TrevorBrass]

I had this on VHS as a kid. Watched it many times! Salute to the UAW American men and women making these vehicles. I'm guessing this was filmed mid-late 1990s? (As this is the 4th gen Mustang being made here.)

[@Paul1958R]

They are ether 94 or 95 Mustangs. Tail lights were different 96+

[@nintony2994]

Man VHS. Those were the days (speaking as a gen Z'er)

[@BigP1967]

I went through River Rouge in early 1979 in the sixth grade. They were still building the Mustang II and hadn't switched over to the Fox body yet. We spent two days there & toured Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford Museum.

[@ImportDomestic2006]

I’m not a Ford fan but it’s cool to see history in the making. That would’ve been cool when they were building the Pontiac GTO. If there was a film documenting their assembly as well.

[@danielwebb9306]

I love the mustang been a mustang fan ever since I seen the boss mustang back in school I'm a owner of a 2015 ford mustang gt premium an I'll neve sell it ..great video

[@markprice2225]

At about 22:30 Kenny G🎷 really starts killing it on the Sax!! Definitely sets the mood

[@SHUB281]

4.6 was a great engine. Had it in our '98 GT and our Explorer

[@tommylap01]

If at all possible, please upload the kids oriented version with the talking parrot, that is the version i had and it brings back so much nostalgia

[@richardtrudeau7363]

I worked in the DAP in the area where they put the Engine in.Completely different. We would drop the whole body over the Gas Tank Drive Shaft and Muffler with the front resting on Saddles.

[@billystegall960]

Nice video!

[@ceesklumper]

I like that they had the workers explain what they were doing

[@toddbob55]

Ford builds excellent vehicles !!!

[@markprice2225]

9 Miles of assembly line to complete a mustang gt in 1994, and all in a 1 Mile long factory 🏭 or assembly plant?? Had to watch this being I just bought a 95 GT Coupe, Love It!!!

[@Sacapuntas69]

I like how they say the hats make sure not one stray hair gets on the body, but all her hair is hanging out, 32:54

[@t.b.g.504]

Ford Quality...is Job 1!

[@willbill808]

I still whistle the music from this.

[@joanstehlik235]

I got to visit the Rouge when they were making Mustang lls in75' during a field

[@winegeek2949]

Well done

[@nickkostakis9600]

Great video but I like to see the carrent model in detail thank you very much

[@gorgeusjames]

I loved my sn95 96 mustang gt I abused it it was a total beast and the 4.6 was so reliable sold it at over 250k miles cause I have two more mustangs and wanted a truck

[@alb12345672]

THose are great engines, also in tbird and crown vic. They live on today (very similar design) in the 6.2 truck motor.

[@joystickthegaminghusky]

I hope my 98 mustang wasmade by the sweet black lady with the glasses

[@LegoRx7]

I own a 2002 F-150 4.6l, September '01 Romeo Engine Plant. I find this very interesting.

[@mikeluscher159]

I remember watching the same video as a kid, but narrated by a talking parrot 🦜

[@FloorItDuh]

It's incredible despite two decades as of when I'm posting this comment I can still vividly remember exactly what you are talking about. Such a huge nostalgia hit.

[@BlackyBrownDestruction9337]

I was too young to save enough money to buy one 😢

[@alexanderchapman5542]

I gotta get me one of those...

[@angelgjr1999]

The hood is made of plastic? It feels heavy. Or is that the v6 model?

[@chanraedouglas7768]

Karl Benz was actually the firsr car manufacturer to use the assembly line to build cars in the late 1800's.. Henry Ford improved on it...

[@ms.annthrope415]

Henry Ford didn't invent the assembly line. He did improve on it by having the workers stationary and moving the conveyor belt with the vehicle to the workers who assembled their part, and the vehicle went to another position. Ford also broke down the steps and assembly to the most basic skills so each worker can be dismissed and another take his place with a minimum of training. It was so successful that the rest of the world called it Ford-ism and copied Ford's techniques.

[@KJAY2THOUSAND]

I wonder how many of those panels end up defective.

[@ceesklumper]

"We have processes to build a car and we do have, uuhh, different procedures"

[@garrylogan5995]

Sadly, that's the only car Ford builds. Everything else is a small pick up/cross over to large overpriced suv's and pick up trucks now.

[@markprice2225]

You have to admit, when they brought out basically the entire side of an SN95 Mustang Coupe, minus the doors oc, you were like WTF?? I know I was. After U see it, it makes sense tho

[@jimamizzi1]

I wonder what happens to all the press dyes past & present.

[@JacobBitner]

I seen a fox body mold from one of these machines and the guy wanted like $20k for it 😂

[@angelgjr1999]

I wonder how much this job pays

[@williamwilkins3084]

They live pretty good at it from what I've heard, thanks in large part to the UAW, whether that's good or bad.

[@gb23a]

Ford belt good quality cars in the early seventies after affirmative action came into view the quality went down quite a bit over the next 20 years that's when they had to do something so they started to automate everything and have robots to these jobs

[@steveh8224]

Where is the steel from?

[@alphonso136]

they showed the tires being mounted and installed but they didn't them being spin balanced

[@BruceMielke-h1b]

That period of design, all the appeal of orthopedic shoe. 😂

[@PaulHayman-tq5kb]

I My self would like to have a car respray dome On my car because they are really good at the factory production line are just more supiere than a panel Shop

[@rickmassey1272]

My 29435 mileage, never driven in snow and rarely in rain,...2016 S550 Mustang GT has corrosion on the edge of the hood. Ford promised to help when I called ,but they only had me do a online survey and THEY HAVE DONE NOTHING ELSE...so yeah paint quality at Ford isn't

[@bstevermer9293]

Cool story

[@SiamThai19]

what year ?

[@gorgeusjames]

Seems 1994-1995

[@faugrad]

1995 per date code at 32:34

[@281crane]

👍🏿# 212

[@b67fstb]

" Perfectly fitting parts " LMAO ! Didn't look at european or japanese cars ???

[@alphonso136]

these cars were bland the Thunderbird/cougar were better looking cars

[@dave3uz74]

I had this on VHS as a kid and i just randomly thought of seeing if it was on youtube. 🥹

[@BaronEvola123]

America makes nothing anymore.

[@jakescustomdesigns]

They still make mustangs in Michigan.