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.
Ford Motor Company workers swarm around the the final assembly line for the new Model A Ford car. Overhead moving parts line carries variety of parts, such as exhaust pipes, needed by the workers, who select them as needed.
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