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This phenomenon of celebs wanting to be seen in and around a "regular" car has repeated itself a few times, probably most recently with the 2nd and 3rd gen Prius. Automakers sponsoring them is another thing entirely of course, as is stars having such a car to drive when they *don't* want to be seen or hanging on to one for sentimental reasons toward that particular car (like Christian Bale's Toyota pickup).

The reasoning for the design change makes sense. Thanks.

Believe it or not, I have seen brand new cars and trucks scrapped after being damaged in transit. There was once over a dozen GM trucks in Oshawa assembly that got run over by rail cars in the marshalling area! Holy shit. The costs get passed on to consumers as part of doing business

I say bring these cars back 😮

This was so subtle, wonder if it was really effective.

Libby OWENS Ford still making glass!!

What a great surprise to find your presentation of the SW Sedan. I have had my Washington Blue SW for about 35 years and enjoy it a lot. It has a Mitchell overdrive too! Much Appreciated

Great video! Keep it up!

YUP!!!!! Put a Visor on the 32 Ford... Looks Kookie without it!!!! Thats why the Model A Reigns Supreme.... It will always be Right!!! Ya cant fix Perfect!🏁🇺🇸🏁🇺🇸🏁🇺🇸🛠️🛠️🛠️🔧🛠️🔧

My Dad and I restored an early Slant windshield town sedan back in the 1980's. I love the styling! It drove well, I wasn't aware of the night driving issues, we rarely drove it after dark. Thanks for the video!!

I love my slant windshield Townsedans and I drive my non slant windshield Townsedans also. There is just something different about those late '31, indented firewall cars.

Slant windshield is more attractive than the vertical version. It reflects Edsel Ford's styling influence. He liked the more elegant appearing European cars, but had a hard time getting his ideas past the increasingly hidebound Henry.

Muy bueno! Saludos desde Argentina

El 400 es muy buscado,hace algunos años ,se llevaron 2 para eeuu 😔

Driving my ‘30 roadster my passenger complained about the glare from the oncoming cars. I said, “Do what I do, it works perfectly. Just close your eyes.”

I don't like the slants as the cars header looks like it's missing the visor with the way the top edge still has a lip tor the visor. If it was smoothed and rounded, I'm sure it would have looked much better and intentional instead of the car missing a part. If you have a straight windshield like I do, just open the windshield out a tiny bit and the light bouncing problem is solved.

I like my slant windshield

Very nice

I prefer a visored car. Don't get me wrong I like a slant windshield and wouldn't kick one out of the garage but if I was to ever go with a visorless style car it would probably be a 32 with a v8 and 3 windows but since I'm too cheap for that I will stick to Model A's.

Very educational! I'm learning more from you everyday! The Town Car Sedan Delivery; Never heard of this. How many of these were made, it got to be rare. Thank you.

It's far more amazing manufacturing process than expected about 100years ago.

I enjoyed this and all your videos. My 1928 Phaeton-*A73695*-Engine built April 5, 1928

and to think that this was during the Great Depression, those men were fortunate to have a good job

I recently acquired a1931 model a 5 window coupe. The previous owner couldn’t tell me anything about it tho. The motor is stamped MINN 10xx Was there a ford rebuilt Center in Minneapolis? I believe the engine has been rebuilt there is no signs of wear in cylinders an still has cross hatch pattern on walls. Although the ordeals and other items aren’t worn either. Another wierd thing was it has a larger oil filler tube like off a B engine but still has the oil drain tube from the valve cover to block. Next step is to pull oil pan and check bearing clearance and see if there are insert bearings fingers 🤞.

If only cars today looked like model A ford instead of uninspiring toasters or microwaves

СПАСИБО. ОЧЕНЬ ПОЗНОВАТЕЛЬНО. МОДЕЛИ "ФОРД - А"ВЫПУСКАЛИС И В СОВЕТСКОМ СОЮЗЕ. СНАЧАЛА ИХ НАЗЫВАЛИ НАЗ- А. ПОЗЖЕ ГАЗ - А. БЫЛИ И ГРУЗОВИКИ ; ДВУХОСНЫЙ ГАЗ -АА И ТРЁХОСНЫЙ ГАЗ-ААА.

If DEAR OLD ! HENRY ! DOESNT KNOW ! About HIS ! OWN ! COMPANY SINCE ITS ! INCEPTION ! THEN IM AFRAID ! ALL OF US ! NORMAL ! FOLK ! ARE !QIUTE CLAERLY ! GUESSING !! What Happened ! The Very Frist ! Car ! To current ! Twenty twenty ! Four ! Year model cars LUKE the RANGER ! ? I GUESS !

My dad was born in 28. He passed 2 years ago, I miss the old man every day.

Wow. 🫡🇺🇸👍🏻

David R Lentz, USA A better question would be “When had Ford made the last production run Ford Model A (1928-1931)?” This undertaking actually began in December 1927, whilst assembly line workers completed of existing parts thousands more through to March 1032.

good work

Back when America was America. 2O24 they don't have a clue. Sad

Fascinating. I love the model A . How I wish I could go back in time , buy a new one and have it here in the present . So easy to work on and maintain . Did the job just fine without all the electronic junk that no one can fix .

i been to the rouge many times late at night many spirits floating around that property.

These guys probably didn’t have to go to the gym after work.

The flywheel that's being handled with such apparent ease @ 8:12 weighs 65 pounds!

If they start a Model-A factory today, it will still sell.

The only thing that not changed is the "pimp slapp" techniqe at 17:15 It's still used today.

Unbelievable, that they made their Own glass, Their own upholstery

18.59 Executive team visible Inspecting things

11 mins 28. Is that henry ford and some other executives walking through there. Keeping an eye on production.

Tolerances, correct sizes everything. And need to bore those engines out. Sand molds used wow.

magnifique ; merci

What's laughable about the model t is Henry Ford wanted a million of them built but they could sell them people were tired of them, they were actually dumping brand new ones in off the New York harbor.

I spotted a couple of Japanese men working ther and the crowd of people must have been on a guided tour. One of them was even carrying a baby.

Just enjoy the film Nancy! It's 1928 duh! Like vou even understand it!

I worked for amc, then chrysler for 30yrs. The amount of people working there back then! Must've been 30,000. Amc in the 70's had 13000 at one time. Today your lucky to see a few thousand

EVERYTHING american made, unlike now, it's all chinese shit!

7:20 just peeked into the future and saw us watching him.

Every person in this film has passed on, but their contribution to America can not be understated. "Any color you like so long as it's black."