Ford Model T

Ford Model T
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Autos & Vehicles

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• ford
• model

[Glr31]

Thanks for the cool video, I enjoyed it !

[NorceCodine]

Today we have 15 million unemployed. I guess thats also an achievement.

[rollingstopp]

vrrooom vrrooom thanks Henry

[rolalcle]

Mir gefällt das Video sehr:

1. Es zeigt doch, daß gerade mit der Fließbandarbeit sehr vielen Arbeitern Lohn und Brot geboten wurde, im Gegensatz zu den doch recht wenigen Arbeitern an unseren Fließbändern heute.

2. Es zeigt, daß das Fahrzeug auf einfachen und schnellen Zusammenbau getrimmt war. So ist auch gleich ein relativ einfacher Wartungs- Reparatur- und Restaurationsaufwand gegeben!

3. Geradezu genial war das Fahrzeug auf die schlechten Wege eingestellt, wie ein heutiger Geländewagen!

[ivan22519]

cool :D

[jnickence]

Roads? What roads? Most of North America was horse and buggies on foot paths back then. I love where the T just drives off the five foot drop like it was nothing.

[KNGarver]

And these are proabably mire efficient than today's trucks. What's the point? The first jeep had thin tires and did fine, and model t's did fine off road.

[KNGarver]

@VALsacount2 True!

[MegaZsolti]

3:17 xD

[VALsacount2]

Well if they didn't build them that way, would anyone be able to buy them?

Yah they need to get plastic out of cars.

[asd36f]

Ford continued to make engines for the Model T after the car finished production in May 1927. Production averaged 100 per month in 1931, then dropped to 10 a month. The last engine, with serial number 15176888, was built on the 4th of August, 1941!