Ford motors boxed and loaded in railroad cars for shipment. Crate with sign 'Ford Sao Paulo, case No. 19'. Workers on the assembly line. Montage shows Ford service branches and assembly plants around United States.
The final assembly line inside a Ford Motor plant in United States. Engine lowered into a frame. Engine and other parts secured to the frame. The dash unit assembly made on a special rack. Dash on car put. The radiator installed. Chassis inspected. The shields, fenders and running boards positioned and secured to the brackets. Ford Model-T var transferred from the conveyor to starting platform and started through the rear wheels.
A Ford car driven on a muddy road and over raised sidewalks to test the sturdiness of its suspension and frame, in United States. The Ford one-ton truck passes by horse drawn wagon.
Group of men watch engine run of the first Model A Ford car on final assembly line. Sign on the engine reads 'Model A, No 1, Completed Oct. 20, 1927'. Henry Ford, Edsel Ford, Charles Sorensen, and others with model-A on final assembly line.
Views of raw material storage yards with overhead conveyer cranes at the Ford Motor Company Rouge plants. An open train car moves along a track carrying hot smoking Coke in quenching car for discharge into a Coke Dock below the track. The operator positions the car, looks over the heap and prepares to tilt the car to dump its contents.
Workers on the Model A automobile final assembly line of Ford River Rouge Plant in Dearborn, Michigan. A worker seated on a scooter, moves alongside a moving assembly as he works on it with his tools.
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