History of the Model T Ford

[@homeyleclerk4632]

Pretty well balanced account of a complicated character. Not giving any sort of pass but certainly among the most consequential of world changing souls.

[@user-do5hd7zb4x]

Excellant! Nice contrasty photos clear audio very enjoyable!

[@vtecro1826]

Jim Sim. 72 yrs old . Being one of the few tradesmen who has made many types of wood wheels .this is fascinating. The tool kit is much bigger and mass production is no 1 my day it was all by hand except band saw lathe and mortise machine all final assembly was by hand with a ton of different clamps every so often testing for true when rotating side to side plus up and down . Tolerance about 1 mm ...

[@uzaiyaro]

I feel like back in these days, it wasn’t common to not follow in your family’s footsteps. I applaud Ford’s family for letting him indulge in his passion.

[@yogabudiwidiantoro3762]

This is a program that the History Channel should have more episodes than they should have more documentation about UFOs or aliens 😂

[@FINNIUSORION]

Next time you go buy BBQ briquettes look for the Kingsford brand which is still sold everywhere. That sub company was created by ford in the early Ford years. I was told it was a way for ford to make money off of even the tiny scrap pieces of wood by turning them into charcoal. I'm not sure about that part but it sounds good lol.

[@Robert-tj3qq]

Henry was wise to the banking and financial world ,he made a lot of people money 🦉and protected his company 🌞🍊

[@whiskeybuck8985]

Ford was very correct about the small hat tribe and God bless him for expressing his truthfulness.

[@chrigdichein]

so awesome,well done 👍🏽

[@stevewheatley243]

Excellent video. I cant understand why Im the first to comment though. What, everyone hates Henry Ford now?

[@HamJamming]

Disappointing that the History Channel didn't mention the Dodge Brothers' contribution to Ford's success. Ford admitted that he could never have accomplished what he did without the Dodge Brothers.

[@madamzhel6531]

*THE ELON MUST IN THE 1900S*

[@dueljet]

Great video! I wish that these period pieces would stop playing the old-time music. It is a little cheesy and cliche!

[@buckwheatINtheCity]

Mr. Ford was an influential figure in the crafting of National Socialist Ideology.

[@Michael-fl1tm]

He was definitely right about the banking cartels

[@frydemwingz]

"who he thought were mostly jewish" he thought or knew this? This was a fact you cant argue with. facts are thought of, they merely exist.