The Ford Year The making of the 1935 Ford A Promotional Documentary Film by Ford Motor Company

This original Ford Motor Company describes the behind the scenes action of what Henry Ford, Edsel Ford, and his company did to attempt to produce a million automobiles during the peak of the Great Depression. From planning, to assembly line production to plants from River Rouge to other assembly plants and manufacturing plants across the globe, this documentary and promotional film highlights what Ford did to accomplish his goal.

[@hotrodswoodshed7405]

I LOVE this old auto factory video❤. Thx post as much as u can.

[@kensmithgallery4432]

More to come! Thanks for watching!

[@davenelson8187]

Been sending a link to your channel to nearly everyone I know, awesome reels. Thank you for your efforts!

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[@jefferyconnor8584]

what is sad is things like this won't happen again. land to be had dirt cheap. virgin Forrest . labor in many industries very low pay. coal as one. Ford Paid goo's but people forget the loggers miners etc. and now that every country makes cars. this will never happen again in our lifetime. but absolutely amazing in its day!

[@kensmithgallery4432]

I agree with you 100% Thanks for watching!

[@keithhayman8959]

All said with out of a teleprompter .

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[@TigerDominic-uh1dv]

Good 👍 Ol Ford 😊

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[@terryeustice5399]

Very interesting the world wide expansion of Ford motor Company before World war 2 . Thank you for sharing Ken. ❤️👍👊

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[@odenviking]

thanks for uploadin this nice film about ford in the 1930 ies.
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[@SpockvsMcCoy]

A million sales for 1935? Well, that was only a pipe dream as sales reached 820,000 units (1935 Ford Model 48). There were likely three reasons why sales came up short of that goal... the Great Depression, Henry Ford's slow progress on meaningful engineering advances, and Plymouth. Plymouth had another record sales year with 328,000 units of their 1935 model. In 1936 there was even more bad news for Ford... Ford sales slumped, Chevrolet sales surged such that it became the number one car (until tying in sales with Ford in 1957 and 1959), and Plymouth with another record sales year. Did that bad news change Henry? Not really.

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[@howardh316]

All The Investor's Of Ford In 08/05/2024 Need To Watch This Documentary,Maybe They Wouldn't Be So Quick To Chuck Ford To The Side!!

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Thanks for watching!

[@NathanStickney-xv6dy]

NicE

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[@RivetGardener]

Too bad Ford has become a DEI, woke, electric car company. Henry Ford would be rolling in his grave.

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[@musicmusic6788]

Sad Indeed... I owned a 2010 Ford focus SES and a Bear Bones 1999 Ford ranger and they were Frikken awsume Vehicles I swear driving the 1999 ranger felt like I was driving a Ford model A pickup or near it.

[@kensmithgallery4432]

I have a 2000 Ranger 4x4 Sport. Great little truck.

[@jryer1]

When America was busy being productive instead of being woke!

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[@chriswright2250]

Depression???

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[@vernonslone8627]

All before NAFTA....I always thought Ford was a better car of the big three until 1955 Chevy smallblock came around.... Ford never really recovered from the introduction of the smallblock...

[@kensmithgallery4432]

The SBC was king. Thanks for watching!