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I live in Michigan and there are hundreds of Ford buildings and factory's, he really left his mark in Michigan and his name is still everywhere. There is even a Henry Ford museum, and a high school named after his son Edsel. Everything he's done is still here today and we'll remembered. Henry Ford was truly a one of a kind person.
The Ford blue oval is recognized in virtually every country in the world. That can't be said for any other American make, or for that matter, any car maker in the world!
But the Ford family also destroyed Detroit, they got rid of all public transportation and other independently owned factories making us completely reliant on cars and car companies. This is why Detroit is in ruins and even today you must own a car to even work. I know many manufacturing hubs declined but nothing comes close to Detroit
@@bretc.j.3898 uhm, no. modern day slavery and mass manipulation. people nowadays accept that life is just that, working for others all week all year. the distance between the poor and rich has grown far ahead, mainly because of the population rising. nowadays can be a genius and still live your life as a minimal wage worker all your life.
@@ronmailloux8655 you are so right all genius’s create and make things happen they don’t wait for some one els too make there life or there country or other peoples live’s better unlike stupid educated left wing socialist communist professors and dumb left wing thinkers like Cortez or Bernie Sanders or polocee. They don’t do any thing but distroy’’ creativity and wealth that goes with creating things
One thing they hadn’t included in the video. Which seemingly caused a rivalry. William Durant, the cofounder of GM had tried to buy Ford motor company. Henry gave him the number of $5 million to sell. He knew Durant didn’t have the money. Which caused Durant get kicked out of GM. Then start Chevrolet with Louis Chevrolet and two others. To which Durant took Louis dream of having his own car and basically made him leave the company. On another note, Louis, had actually built cylinder heads for Model T cars. He and Henry didn’t really have an issue. But one more note, Durant got kicked out of GM, again… because he invested GM stock into Frigidaire. No joke.
This is such an inspiring story. I also watched this video th-cam.com/video/c-CiSeNE45k/w-d-xo.html on how ford is now the best selling car in the US. It’s just so cool.
As a union electrician in Detroit for 36 years I have been very fortunate to have worked on many Ford projects….. Including the Detroit Lions Ford Field…… Thank you Henry….
What an inspiring story! Aside from being a genius inventor & a savvy businessman, Henry Ford also pioneered breaktimes and high wages for his workers --- a happy employee would definitely translate to happy customers. 🙌
My first truck was a 1999 Ford Ranger then went to a 1997 Ford Ranger. Sold that and got a 2003 F-150 and now I’m on to my 2014 F-150! Love my Fords! Great video I enjoyed it a lot!
I'm on my third ford truck. My addiction began with my first ford which was a 2003 f.250 v10 with spark plugs spitting out, second was a 2017 ford f.150 ecoboost, and now a 2017 6.7 diesel. I might bleed blue till the day the Good Lord brings me home...lol.
He knew the strategy in the automobile Industry, He knew how to solve any problem that came his way, even though it was a downhill during the last few years of his life. We can say he was a successful man
My family worked for Ford as well as I. All retired now. My children didn't want to make Ford money. I was born a Ford baby, I will die a Ford man. Thank you Henry Ford. Thank you for putting this video together.
Hello I think we both should have some cool chat together,and also with your kindness i think i should share something with you, though you have to be secretive and truthful about this 🤝
My grandparents I was close to were a Ford family. Told my g-father one day I was having problems with my Chevy S10, I was 18 then, he told if I had bought a Ford, it'd still be doing right. I've been a Ford guy ever since, I'm 46 now. My wife likes Chevys, even though her dad drove Fords. Some people will never learn...lolol....
Very True. It takes a Genius to be at the forefront of innovation. On top of that, he was a great thinking businessman. How super talented he must have been.
From this clip have learned a lesson, cause most of our parents dictate us, and choose what they love but not a own choice, it's good to support a child and encourage them.
So inspiring story! He is not a school boy quality but he learned everything by experiences like a good jewelry maker who made most expensive piece of diamond is also not a summa cum laude graduate. The ups and downs of Mr Henry Ford will only remind us that there’s no room for failures! Ford is the name to remember forever! Amazing!🚘👍🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
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I grew up of my parents having Ford vehicles. Even the vehicle that I have now is a 2020 Ford Escape SE. My first car was a 1998 Ford Contour SE that I got in mid October 1999. Ford vehicles had changed so much over the years and even the technology in them,too.
@@Toolaholic7 Absolutely the EcoBoost is a pile too. A lot of it is poor quality blocks and parts from CHINA and Chinese made machining and components. After the mod motors it went really down hill.
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I came here because i have test tomorrow and his name was mentioned in the scientific management theory, i wanted to know more about him. He is so energetic and an inspiration to me after watching this✅👍.
True. My Father only had a sixth grade education, yet he was extremely intelligent. My mother, only an 8th grade education. You really wouldn't want to match witts with her. Shell cut ya to shreds.
Henry inspected a French racing car when he too was setting records. He realised the steel in se VC real places was vastly stronger. He had new higher temperature gear to produce it. By 1927 there were 17 different alloys in every car.
Interesting! I'll have to research that some more, I often wondered how they were able to make the alloys the same during that time period, they don't have nearly as technology that they have today
I'm very excited to learn about how Ford Motors company in the market and today i'm driving one of its car and i'm very satisfied with the service and technology. Long live Ford Motors
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I have a 2003 Ford F250 Super Duty truck converted into a tow truck. This truck was built great! Good on gas and easy maintenance. I trust ford trucks.
My very first car was a Ford 1970 XY series Falcon 4door sedan I purchased it in late 1980 as I got my driver’s licence and having turned 18years old, only a couple of weeks before. I’ve owned so many cars since then,the majority of them were 6cylinder Falcons,mainly sedans,but also in panel van and station wagons. Some were powered by the 6cylinder engines,some were even the later alloy headed 4.1 EFI version. There were 302c.i/5.0 litre V8’s and others and some of the others were fitted with the mightier,bigger and stronger 351c.i/5.8 litre engine variety. They all went well,they were always comfortable to drive,easy to maintain and they were always a very reliable car, so I stuck with them. I was proud of all of them. I’ve even owned several of their long wheel based the luxury versions, the Falcon’s longer wheelbased sisters, The Fairlane and LTD counterparts and I currently own 3 Ford,2 of which are 6cylinder 4speed automatic Falcons and a very collectable 2003 5.4litre V8 BA series Fairlane G220 sedan that goes like the clappers..... I love them all. I’ve been driving Fords for years and I’ll be driving a Ford till the day I die!!😄😄
In March 2009, I ordered a 2010 V6 premium package Ford Mustang from Bill Ford Jr's son-in-law at a Ford dealership in Midland, Michigan. The color is sunset gold metallic and I paid 31,500 cash, all in $100 bills. I picked up my car around the 4th of July 2009 and currently in 2024 it has only 42,000 miles on it. I have received countless comments on how nice the car is. I love it. Thank you Ford. God Bless Henry Ford and the USA. 🇺🇸 GO BLUE 🏈
I gotta say about four is the genius behind both the horses for the bronco Mustang and how it correlates to the back of the United States dollar bill and also the oval how it’s basically had a 300 scale sits at 75 which is one big portion of the 75 corridor ORD kind of like ORG -4 would be somewhere in the West Coast… It’s pretty neat… it’s too bad. They couldn’t do that with the rest of their company.
@@jimmychanbers2424 - He actually did far more than that for his workers. In 1914 he more than doubled the daily wage to $5.00. He also offered profit sharing and reduced the work day from 9 to 8 hours. Ford was one of the first companies to develop a 5 day, 40 hour work week. Additionally, he provided financial assistance for workers who wished to continue their education. Henry Ford realized his company's ultimate success was very much dependent on the welfare of his workers! An intelligent man with great foresight!
I gotta say, Henry Ford was the the king back in the day. His assembly line innovations 💡 put the competition back. I wish Ford had kept the Dodge Brothers. I'm more blown away that Ford's Mansion & four neighboring mansions were power by a river turbine that Ford engineered.
Fordson tractors went a long way in helping England provide farm produce to feed the masses after WWl. Ford was credited with being the first mass producer of farm tractors and at one time produced more than half the tractors in the U.S. Henry Ford's farming background walking behind plows provided the incentive!
@@Loulovesspeed True story. And then in WW2 Ford 9N and 2N tractors were sent to England as part of the Lend-Lease program so that England could feed her people (and troops) while devoting manufacturing to war equipment.
@@jimwebb9328 - I am a model car (primarily) collector but one of the nicest die cast models I have is a Danbury Mint 1952 Ford 8N tractor in 1:16 scale. Very well detailed and accurate down to its lettered rubber tires. I think it's about 15-18 years old and I've seen them on ebay for >$250. I think I paid around $115 or so when new. It's a beautiful model of a famous American Tractor!
@@Loulovesspeed Yes, I have the same one. I used to also have a DM Ford 2000, Franklin Mint Jubilee, and Ertl Precision 640. Sold them all when I moved but kept the 8N. My own (real) tractor was a Ford 850. Perfect machine for what I needed at the time. I miss having it but can no longer justify owning it.
@@jimwebb9328 - My first summer job when I was 16 was mowing fairways and greens for a local public 9 hole golf course. It was the first and only time since that I ever drove a full size tractor. I know it was a Ford and I'm pretty sure it was a 8N, but that's a long time back for me - 57 years! Someone must have lost the original radiator cap as it was nothing more than a huge cork stuffed in its place. One hot summer day while cruising along pulling the gang mowers down a fairway at descent speed, the cork blew out and scared the crap out of me! Funny memories for sure.
I watch these documentaries and I'm seeing one thing in common... They all took the time to gain knowledge. They tried they failed unlearned the old things they knew and learned new things altogether and were relentless even after success.
Frederick Douglas Patterson was the first African American to build motorized cars. His father, Charles Rich Patterson, a former enslaved person, created C. R. Patterson and Sons Company, located in Greenfield, Ohio. Beginning in 1865, the company built fashionable carriages
At 60 years of Age, I still have the 1st Ford I have ever owned, a 1963 Ford Galaxie given to me at age 14 by my Grand Mother. I also have a 2007 Ford Mustang and a 2001 Lincoln Navigator.
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Very informative!! I am a big fan of Ford Products. I personally owned 4 Fords in the past, and I am driving one today. Great Products and great customer service I have experienced. Thanks for sharing.
I'm on my third ford truck. My addiction began with my first ford which was a 2003 f.250 v10 with spark plugs spitting out, second was a 2017 ford f.150 ecoboost, and now a 2017 6.7 diesel. I might bleed blue till the day the Good Lord brings me home...lol.
Legend of a man very inspiring story how Henry Ford became a legend Ford is my favorite car company I own two Fords they make cars for everything everything to family cars to full blown race cars.
It's the biggest drawback to overspecialization of education. People are trained to hyper focus on a narrow field and aren't very competent outside of it. It's somewhat necessary but not to the degree it is. The problem is it suffocates renaissance men like him from rising to the top now
I love you Handry ford you one of the best mechanical engineers big up may God bless you more we own a Ford Eco- Sport we love it so much .Rip 🕊️💔😭 to Henry Ford .
Henry Ford is a Legend and a American Icon this is a great video about the history of Ford Motor Co and the Ford family Ford is my favorite make of pickup trucks F Series trucks are great won't buy any other truck but a F series!
I met his grandson at national museum of Kenya, his grand son liked my art .workers of ford foundation named lizlizy and another lady they bought my two sculptures made from motor viechle spares parts.
@Bharath shyam - They were actually close friends, along with Harvey Firestone. When Edison's multi building plant was destroyed by fire, he found out he was under insured by some $700,000. His friend Henry made him an interest free loan for the amount to help him stay in business. Is that a great friend or what!
I love Mustangs I owned a GT500. I love this story, to think each car has a unique story and most come from humble beginnings makes me feel privileged to be a consumer of such sport cars. I hope one day I can inspire people in my country like this one day! Stories like this make me obsessed with success each and every day!
One fact that they forgot is Henry Ford infused his cars and steel with hemp even being able to use hemp oil as fuel. Making the car practically undentale to a sledgehammer at the same time. I believe it was in 1941
The story continues to The Movie called FORD VS. FERRARI where Ford reboost their company's pride by building the most unexpected yet fascinating car that changed the history of American car manufacturers
The Irish origins: The village of Ballinascarthy, situated between Bandon and Clonakilty in County Cork, Ireland, is the birthplace of William Ford, the father of Henry Ford, who founded the Ford Motor Company in 1903. William Ford emigrated to America in 1847 at the age 21, along with the rest of the family, including his brothers and mother, who was then in her 70s. In 1861 William married Mary Litogot Ahern whose family emigrated from Fair Lane in Cork City, and went on to have eight children, the second born was Henry. In 1917 Henry Ford selected Cork for the first Ford factory to be built outside North America.
He also named his 13000 acre estate in Dearborn Michigan, FairLane, after his families hometown. The estate is open for tours, had its own power plant, and was completely self sufficient. The vast property of this estate is now The University of Michigan, Dearborn campus, the Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Ford Testing Grounds, and Ford World Headquarters.
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I live in Michigan and there are hundreds of Ford buildings and factory's, he really left his mark in Michigan and his name is still everywhere. There is even a Henry Ford museum, and a high school named after his son Edsel. Everything he's done is still here today and we'll remembered. Henry Ford was truly a one of a kind person.
Game changers
@@akampuliratalent7001 yeah truly
The Ford blue oval is recognized in virtually every country in the world. That can't be said for any other American make, or for that matter, any car maker in the world!
But the Ford family also destroyed Detroit, they got rid of all public transportation and other independently owned factories making us completely reliant on cars and car companies. This is why Detroit is in ruins and even today you must own a car to even work. I know many manufacturing hubs declined but nothing comes close to Detroit
he was also a huge racist
How on earth this man failed so many times but managed to get up and kept moving, this is a motivation to me.
@@angrybopper he was just a business man who sold cars
@@angrybopper the international jew, not the american jew
@@angrybopperokay and? Nobody is perfect. Also free Palestine 🇵🇸
@@the-ironclad I didnt say jewish people are perfect, but henry ford was very far from perfect. he was a self proclaimed fan of hitlers ideologies.
Thats the story if many entrepreneurs though. Many fail over and over and just keep trying
Henry Ford .. how self-made can one be . We need more people like this.. Original Game Changers
"We need more people like this."
We have more people like this!
Elon Musk, Jeoff Bezos, Bill Gates and dozens like them.
@@grolfe3210 in general we need more
You can't nowadays unless you sellout 1st! Elon is the only one fighting the woketards!
@mahfoud seraf We don't need no more devil worshipping Marxist wannabe elites!
Basically we gotta go to war 1st to make it safe for innovative people to be self made! We need more warriors immediately!🤷🏿♂️🙏🏿👌🏿👍🏿✊🏿✌🏿🫨🫡
Well I actually own a ford vehicle and watching this video keeps me inspired of my car and the makers. Thanks Ford.
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he used immigrants as slaves, you must be proud of it
What an inspirational man. Not only he was a pioneer himself but he nurtured and inspired millions of people.
Amazing though to Learn about it In My own Opinion.
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I'd say he'd turn in his grave the junk Ford makes today
back in the day you didnt need a degree you just needed a passion
Same for today
@@bretc.j.3898 uhm, no. modern day slavery and mass manipulation. people nowadays accept that life is just that, working for others all week all year. the distance between the poor and rich has grown far ahead, mainly because of the population rising. nowadays can be a genius and still live your life as a minimal wage worker all your life.
@@laszlobandi6456 HARDLY if you re a genius its a gift name a genius out of work
@@ronmailloux8655 you are so right all genius’s create and make things happen they don’t wait for some one els too make there life or there country or other peoples live’s better unlike stupid educated left wing socialist communist professors and dumb left wing thinkers like Cortez or Bernie Sanders or polocee. They don’t do any thing but distroy’’ creativity and wealth that goes with creating things
Nothings changed
Being a Ford owner, I really appreciated hearing about the history of Ford! Thanks for your video!
Royal Ford made some damned beautiful cars in the years following WWII!
One thing they hadn’t included in the video. Which seemingly caused a rivalry. William Durant, the cofounder of GM had tried to buy Ford motor company. Henry gave him the number of $5 million to sell. He knew Durant didn’t have the money. Which caused Durant get kicked out of GM. Then start Chevrolet with Louis Chevrolet and two others. To which Durant took Louis dream of having his own car and basically made him leave the company. On another note, Louis, had actually built cylinder heads for Model T cars. He and Henry didn’t really have an issue. But one more note, Durant got kicked out of GM, again… because he invested GM stock into Frigidaire. No joke.
@@86LukeM That's fascinating stuff. Now if you could source those facts with citations and references, that would be even better! What say you?
This is such an inspiring story. I also watched this video th-cam.com/video/c-CiSeNE45k/w-d-xo.html on how ford is now the best selling car in the US. It’s just so cool.
@@bytbeauty286 actually I think Ford is truck brand. GM held the title almost 100 years, until 2021, when Toyota dethroned them.
As a union electrician in Detroit for 36 years I have been very fortunate to have worked on many Ford projects….. Including the Detroit Lions Ford Field…… Thank you Henry….
Wow! His story helps me see failure in another light and never to stop trying. Thank you Henry Ford
He became the American Nazi, only to fight for the underclass !
Ford was actually invited by a slave
you know that henry ford used blacks people as slaves? dont thank people that wants the end of yours, wtf is wrong with u lady
I'm proud to own a Ford car here in India. Ever since my child hood I loved Ford car so much. My Ford car is 2012 model diesel.
What an inspiring story! Aside from being a genius inventor & a savvy businessman, Henry Ford also pioneered breaktimes and high wages for his workers --- a happy employee would definitely translate to happy customers. 🙌
I guess you havent heard about the shootings of employees or his support of Hitler
Ford fought against unions, sick time and vacation time for workers. He finally gave in after years of pressure.
I doubted they were happy employees.
@Michael You're enjoying the results of his tactics! So shut it!🤷🏿♂️👌🏿👍🏿🫨🫡
Never give. Life is full of surprises.
My first truck was a 1999 Ford Ranger then went to a 1997 Ford Ranger. Sold that and got a 2003 F-150 and now I’m on to my 2014 F-150! Love my Fords! Great video I enjoyed it a lot!
I'm on my third ford truck. My addiction began with my first ford which was a 2003 f.250 v10 with spark plugs spitting out, second was a 2017 ford f.150 ecoboost, and now a 2017 6.7 diesel. I might bleed blue till the day the Good Lord brings me home...lol.
@@j.l.salayao8055 I'd say you are a Ford man, my friend!
@@j.l.salayao8055 Did you straight pipe the f-250 v10? I heard that they sound like a super car if you have a good exhaust on it.
The ford ka was cute
i love how he jus gets straight to the point and not bullshit around like some other videos with a 10 mins intro, excellent video man keep it up.
He knew the strategy in the automobile Industry, He knew how to solve any problem that came his way, even though it was a downhill during the last few years of his life. We can say he was a successful man
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My family worked for Ford as well as I. All retired now. My children didn't want to make Ford money. I was born a Ford baby, I will die a Ford man. Thank you Henry Ford. Thank you for putting this video together.
But do you hate Jews tho?
@@George-uy2kb no, I don't have hate for anyone. I don't understand the reason behind your question?
@@johnhale9892 what was their question?
Hello I think we both should have some cool chat together,and also with your kindness i think i should share something with you, though you have to be secretive and truthful about this 🤝
My grandparents I was close to were a Ford family. Told my g-father one day I was having problems with my Chevy S10, I was 18 then, he told if I had bought a Ford, it'd still be doing right. I've been a Ford guy ever since, I'm 46 now. My wife likes Chevys, even though her dad drove Fords. Some people will never learn...lolol....
A work of a genius and a worker who never stops in reaching his goal . Failures are not enough to stop him .
Very True. It takes a Genius to be at the forefront of innovation. On top of that, he was a great thinking businessman. How super talented he must have been.
Actually, Henry Ford was a man who was motivated by any failures to try and improve, always improve!
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You've actually got so quality stuff on your channel. Keep that up man!
From this clip have learned a lesson, cause most of our parents dictate us, and choose what they love but not a own choice, it's good to support a child and encourage them.
So inspiring story! He is not a school boy quality but he learned everything by experiences like a good jewelry maker who made most expensive piece of diamond is also not a summa cum laude graduate. The ups and downs of Mr Henry Ford will only remind us that there’s no room for failures! Ford is the name to remember forever! Amazing!🚘👍🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I liked Your comment. The reference to Summa Cum Laude was noticeable because I must admit to loathing those who are ostentatious and tend to do little more than bask in the notoriety of academic achievements. Bear with Me though . When My oldest Son was in grade school the school nurse said He had ADHD and suggested “ medicating” / drugging Him to bring Him up to speed with the other ‘s in His class. Other competitive and ostentatious parents would see that diagnosis as a poor reflection on their genetic contribution’s and parenting abilities. His Mom and I refused . Neither of us had been stellar students nor braggart’s . We both have Our own Talents and strength’s just as each of Our children are different in their own ways. Our Son managed to be promoted to the next Grades and graduated from High School , sometimes earning credits by watching movies after School. In the meantime He developed Artistic talents and skill, became interested in Martial Arts and Japanese Culture , acquiring a working knowledge of Japanese on His Own and acquiring a talent as a gifted Piano Player on His Own without any parental pressure. We always believed that pressure can burn kids out with anxiety , depression and other emotional negatives. He joined the Army after 911 and became a Paramedic with the 1st Armored Division Giessen Gunner’s , deployed to Iraq and served there for approximately fourteen months , most of that time as a Paramedic for the reconstituted Iraqi Military and Police Forces. Upon re- enlistment He applied for Special Forces passing the selection and earning His Green Beret . He quickly acquired conversational skill in Russian and progressed through the intensive training to become a Special Forces Doc. Where He has since made a career. He found His element doing things like Halo Jumps and getting paid to do them as well as many other challenging and deadly missions that are the envy of any thrill seeker. He found time in His busy schedule that includes a lot of advanced training and Hospital work to Graduate Summa Cum Laude Achievement with a Bachelors Degree in Health Sciences. He Rates the Military schools as excellent saying “ you get what you put into them. So , yeah I am proud of Him and the adversity under which He has had to perform while others in My community pay out big scandalous bucks for their kids to get undeserved degrees while sitting safe at home and most likely heckling Jordan Petersen and Dinesh D Souza.
I when to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn back in the 60s and would recommend it to anyone that loves machinery!!! 2022
I met Henry 2 when I worked at Lotus cars at Hethel in Norfolk England in 1969/1970
Wow you must be old by now
I grew up of my parents having Ford vehicles. Even the vehicle that I have now is a 2020 Ford Escape SE. My first car was a 1998 Ford Contour SE that I got in mid October 1999. Ford vehicles had changed so much over the years and even the technology in them,too.
Yeah they have there is so many different modules in a car now. And I work at a ford dealership
I’m a die hard Ford fanboy. Henry Ford is my superstar. I daily drive a 2002 Ford Mustang GT
The Ford Contours were not good cars that were a pile of junk.Had transmission problems.Ford's quality has gone downhill
@@Toolaholic7 Absolutely the EcoBoost is a pile too. A lot of it is poor quality blocks and parts from CHINA and Chinese made machining and components. After the mod motors it went really down hill.
Nice cars. I like Ford cars too.
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I came here because i have test tomorrow and his name was mentioned in the scientific management theory, i wanted to know more about him. He is so energetic and an inspiration to me after watching this✅👍.
Fun facts about FMC. They assembly plants all over US. Yes buildings still exist too.
Actually allover the world. The model "T" is the second most mass produced vehicle In the world, the VW beetle is the first.
The first motor company to support gay rights.
@@jimmychanbers2424 I didn't know that, but I'm not surprised at all. Makes me even prouder of my Fords!
@@lancasterritzyescargotdine2602 sounds about right. Lol
Now look at them teaming up with China
Eighth grade? Kids learned more in eight years back then than anyone does today in 12 years! Good video.
They knew more after the eight grade then than some college graduates today.
True. My Father only had a sixth grade education, yet he was extremely intelligent. My mother, only an 8th grade education. You really wouldn't want to match witts with her. Shell cut ya to shreds.
U don't learn shit until u have to fend for urself some people have better grounding but they don't learn nothing by getting help
@@JWimpy qqq0
They lived on farms,not in the city. City has too many distractions,like kids on their cellphone all day.
Henry inspected a French racing car when he too was setting records. He realised the steel in se VC real places was vastly stronger. He had new higher temperature gear to produce it. By 1927 there were 17 different alloys in every car.
Interesting! I'll have to research that some more, I often wondered how they were able to make the alloys the same during that time period, they don't have nearly as technology that they have today
He became the American Nazi, only to fight for the underclass !
cheap alloy was all they had, needing to build the American Volkswagen, too cheap ???
We currently have 3 ford cars, i love how they function, it goes really well in rough areas. Huge respect to Henry Ford 🙏🏽
liar 🤡
I have had cars of all makes and alot of fords the Fords have been better than any
So so inspiring! Passion with no education, talent over everything❤️❤️❤️
I'm very excited to learn about how Ford Motors company in the market and today i'm driving one of its car and i'm very satisfied with the service and technology.
Long live Ford Motors
This taught me more on business than my high-school
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You can retire at a young age if you invest wisely on time, Most times it amaze me greatly the way I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities are bound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.
I keep wondering how people earn money in financial markets, i tried trading bitcoin on my own made a huge loss and now I'm scared of investing more.
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@@nyreggie-isb23 You allow people to trade for you ? that's interesting, I would love to learn, how safe is it….?
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I have a 2003 Ford F250 Super Duty truck converted into a tow truck. This truck was built great! Good on gas and easy maintenance. I trust ford trucks.
WHO CARES
People that work and need a reliable truck CARE! I care.
This great. He really lived a legacy for generations to inherit from.
Thankfully FMC is thinking ahead with it's current and future concepts and designs.
was many who could of invented things was to busy surviving, but ford made America great
@@maninspace6136 are you English reading or understanding any at all
Helped a bunch of mechanics get rich.
My very first car was a Ford 1970 XY series Falcon 4door sedan
I purchased it in late 1980 as I got my driver’s licence and having turned 18years old,
only a couple of weeks before.
I’ve owned so many cars since then,the majority of them were 6cylinder Falcons,mainly sedans,but also in panel van and station wagons.
Some were powered by the 6cylinder engines,some were even the later alloy headed 4.1 EFI version.
There were 302c.i/5.0 litre V8’s and others and some of the others were fitted with the mightier,bigger and stronger 351c.i/5.8 litre engine variety.
They all went well,they were always comfortable to drive,easy to maintain and they were always a very reliable car,
so I stuck with them.
I was proud of all of them.
I’ve even owned several of their long wheel based the luxury versions,
the Falcon’s longer wheelbased sisters,
The Fairlane and LTD counterparts and I currently own 3 Ford,2 of which are 6cylinder 4speed automatic Falcons and a very
collectable 2003 5.4litre V8 BA series Fairlane G220 sedan that goes like the clappers.....
I love them all.
I’ve been driving Fords for years and I’ll be driving a Ford till the day I die!!😄😄
You really understand automobile, I must say!
In March 2009, I ordered a 2010 V6 premium package Ford Mustang from Bill Ford Jr's son-in-law at a Ford dealership in Midland, Michigan. The color is sunset gold metallic and I paid 31,500 cash, all in $100 bills. I picked up my car around the 4th of July 2009 and currently in 2024 it has only 42,000 miles on it. I have received countless comments on how nice the car is. I love it. Thank you Ford. God Bless Henry Ford and the USA. 🇺🇸 GO BLUE 🏈
I gotta say about four is the genius behind both the horses for the bronco Mustang and how it correlates to the back of the United States dollar bill and also the oval how it’s basically had a 300 scale sits at 75 which is one big portion of the 75 corridor ORD kind of like ORG -4 would be somewhere in the West Coast… It’s pretty neat… it’s too bad. They couldn’t do that with the rest of their company.
Henry Ford shaped the world's economy.
What's cool is he did not like bankers or Wall Street.
Liar!
He allowed mechanics to start working overtime and helped the American tow truck drivers make double their money.
@@jamesrichardson559 Indeed!
@@jimmychanbers2424 - He actually did far more than that for his workers. In 1914 he more than doubled the daily wage to $5.00. He also offered profit sharing and reduced the work day from 9 to 8 hours. Ford was one of the first companies to develop a 5 day, 40 hour work week. Additionally, he provided financial assistance for workers who wished to continue their education. Henry Ford realized his company's ultimate success was very much dependent on the welfare of his workers! An intelligent man with great foresight!
I gotta say, Henry Ford was the the king back in the day. His assembly line innovations 💡 put the competition back. I wish Ford had kept the Dodge Brothers. I'm more blown away that Ford's Mansion & four neighboring mansions were power by a river turbine that Ford engineered.
Ford also was offered Volkswagen after WWII ended. Who wants ugly, flimsy foreign cars? Ford turned that down.
God bless Henry Ford's talent.
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Another fascinating story that isn't often told is the influence of Henry Ford on the farm tractor industry.
Fordson tractors went a long way in helping England provide farm produce to feed the masses after WWl. Ford was credited with being the first mass producer of farm tractors and at one time produced more than half the tractors in the U.S. Henry Ford's farming background walking behind plows provided the incentive!
@@Loulovesspeed True story. And then in WW2 Ford 9N and 2N tractors were sent to England as part of the Lend-Lease program so that England could feed her people (and troops) while devoting manufacturing to war equipment.
@@jimwebb9328 - I am a model car (primarily) collector but one of the nicest die cast models I have is a Danbury Mint 1952 Ford 8N tractor in 1:16 scale. Very well detailed and accurate down to its lettered rubber tires. I think it's about 15-18 years old and I've seen them on ebay for >$250. I think I paid around $115 or so when new. It's a beautiful model of a famous American Tractor!
@@Loulovesspeed Yes, I have the same one. I used to also have a DM Ford 2000, Franklin Mint Jubilee, and Ertl Precision 640. Sold them all when I moved but kept the 8N. My own (real) tractor was a Ford 850. Perfect machine for what I needed at the time. I miss having it but can no longer justify owning it.
@@jimwebb9328 - My first summer job when I was 16 was mowing fairways and greens for a local public 9 hole golf course. It was the first and only time since that I ever drove a full size tractor. I know it was a Ford and I'm pretty sure it was a 8N, but that's a long time back for me - 57 years! Someone must have lost the original radiator cap as it was nothing more than a huge cork stuffed in its place. One hot summer day while cruising along pulling the gang mowers down a fairway at descent speed, the cork blew out and scared the crap out of me! Funny memories for sure.
Forever my favorite car company!
They're ok if you have AAA towing.
@@jimmychanbers2424 Why?
@@bradjenkins932 so you can get discounts towing it to the shop.
@@jimmychanbers2424 Really? l have had 7 Ford vehicles within 46 years, and never had to have 1 towed.
God bless Henry Ford.
He entry is in Hell with Satan.
I hate to tell you this but Mr. Ford didn't believe in God.
No joke. Ford needs lots of help.
@@jimmychanbers2424 That will be Chrysler/Dodge.
I'm Rose, I live in Paterson NJ. I'm so lucky and happy to be amoung the staff of a great Ford company. Thank you Henry 💖☺️
I watch these documentaries and I'm seeing one thing in common... They all took the time to gain knowledge. They tried they failed unlearned the old things they knew and learned new things altogether and were relentless even after success.
It's Amazing what One Man can achieve in only One Lifetime.
@Mobile Phone Account Only My man Subaru was founded in 1953 😂
@Mobile Phone Account Only Cool So people may have various Opinions & Perspectives on Global Car Brands.
@@mocashi9759 Didn't Subaru manufacture cars before 1953, I like to Hear about Your own Viewpoint/ Mindset
@@SledgerFromTDS. I don’t think so since Subaru didn’t exist yet.
@Mobile Phone Account Only Nice so tell me Your own Opinion on both Car Brands.
Frederick Douglas Patterson was the first African American to build motorized cars. His father, Charles Rich Patterson, a former enslaved person, created C. R. Patterson and Sons Company, located in Greenfield, Ohio. Beginning in 1865, the company built fashionable carriages
Incredible life story. It is very inspiring.
Wow really inspiring now own my first vehicle and it’s a Ford really lovely car love all the features...thanks Mr. Henry Ford
At 60 years of Age, I still have the 1st Ford I have ever owned, a 1963 Ford Galaxie given to me at age 14 by my Grand Mother. I also have a 2007 Ford Mustang and a 2001 Lincoln Navigator.
AWESOME
i got a 06 super charged mustang ill trade you for that galaxie
@@blackriflex39 Thank You for the offer Blackriflex39, however, I consider Bessie my 1st born child and I am not quite finished with Her yet and besides, I think my Son has other ideas in mind. You see, she is named Bessie after my Grandmother who gave her to me after my Grandfather passed in 1976. But Thanks again!!!
Very informative!! I am a big fan of Ford Products. I personally owned 4 Fords in the past, and I am driving one today. Great Products and great customer service I have experienced. Thanks for sharing.
Exactly that's your own Judgement-Impression here, I Respect Yours as Well as having Mine own.
@@SledgerFromTDS. Can you try "judgment"?
@@lancasterritzyescargotdine2602 What
@@SledgerFromTDS. In other words, Monkey, learn how to spell. And punctuate, and what capital letters are for, too. That's 'what'.
I'm on my third ford truck. My addiction began with my first ford which was a 2003 f.250 v10 with spark plugs spitting out, second was a 2017 ford f.150 ecoboost, and now a 2017 6.7 diesel. I might bleed blue till the day the Good Lord brings me home...lol.
What a quality!!! very good video keep it up
I am so glad Henry Ford was who he was and helped us enter the world of mobility.
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He became the American Nazi, only to fight for the underclass !
That is one of the very best videos I have ever seen! Thank for a job very well done!
Henry Ford is the most legend farmer boy.
Interesting story and a great experience. Determination and persistence bring accomplishment. It's a great lesson to learn from this.
Hi 👋, how are you doing today,wow I found your timeline post quite interesting 🌹🌹I would like to be your friend.
Insane to see how musk seems to be inspired by ford, just looking at the car names “model A”. Really great content.
Respect for Mr.Henry Ford , Ford Motor companty.....🇺🇸💪❤🇩🇪
Greatly Real Dreamer Mr.Ford Tyr Farmer Man ...
Nothing is impossible
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Legend of a man very inspiring story how Henry Ford became a legend Ford is my favorite car company I own two Fords they make cars for everything everything to family cars to full blown race cars.
Underrated channel❤️keep up
Why we lack of this kind of men..... ? We should have had more Henry Ford mind set .
It's the biggest drawback to overspecialization of education. People are trained to hyper focus on a narrow field and aren't very competent outside of it. It's somewhat necessary but not to the degree it is. The problem is it suffocates renaissance men like him from rising to the top now
Gov't promoted abortions since 1973. How many inventors lives have been snuffed out early?
One of the greatest automobile creative ever in the world amazing story of Ford👍👍👍👍👍
I love the vision and determination of Henry Ford
This is the most impactful TH-cam video I've seen in a while. Great story telling @ big company 👌 👏
@Williams Susan
Hi Susan. I'm great. Thanks
You yourself?
Henry Ford, a true pioneer of automotive
A very touching story of one of the legends in car creation of all time
This idea for ford made the best car company
Thank you for bringing the story in front of us.
I just loved to hear the history of this leagend of a man he really was a great leagend thank you I do appreciate this
Being able to Invent a Car Brand, Its just fantastic to have Enterpreneurs in Life
"Any customer can have a car painted any colour that he wants, so long as it is black."
-Henry Ford
I love you Handry ford you one of the best mechanical engineers big up may God bless you more we own a Ford Eco- Sport we love it so much .Rip 🕊️💔😭 to Henry Ford .
Many different angles on the history of Ford ,and it changes with the weather !
Henry Ford is a Legend and a American Icon this is a great video about the history of Ford Motor Co and the Ford family Ford is my favorite make of pickup trucks F Series trucks are great won't buy any other truck but a F series!
Ford is the best American manufacturer they build excellent vehicles.
I bet he would be happy to see mustangs on the road
I met his grandson at national museum of Kenya, his grand son liked my art .workers of ford foundation named lizlizy and another lady they bought my two sculptures made from motor viechle spares parts.
Oh wow!
Ford also apparently claimed racing was born “the day the 2nd car came off the assembly line”.
So true Kevin
That's when the car went back to the shop?
Oh
Henry Ford was a genius. Much respect to him.
Henry Ford was a racist, an anti-Semite and Hitler’s role model. During WW2 his Ford Motor Co. used Nazi slave labor in Germany. Some hero.
Wonderful video and voices man.
More please!!!
One of the best Americans ever 🇺🇸
Ford working for the Edison company!!!
What!!!! Two legends at a single time meeting each other
@Bharath shyam - They were actually close friends, along with Harvey Firestone. When Edison's multi building plant was destroyed by fire, he found out he was under insured by some $700,000. His friend Henry made him an interest free loan for the amount to help him stay in business. Is that a great friend or what!
@@Loulovesspeed ikr
He was also a financial monster. Read about Fordtopia . Workers had to move like robots. No singing, chewing gum, restroom breaks, whistling...
Hello Lynn
@@markflavio967 Hey Mark, Do I know you? (Just curious...)
@@lynnodonnell4764 no Lynn not really, how's your day going?
More fake garbage.
@@lynnodonnell4764 how're you doing Lynn?
Excellent story. He didn't loose hope. And he succeeded. Thank to God whom he gave him knowledge.
Never owned a Ford..but my mum did, a Ford escort..was so comfy and reliable, just rusted a bit.
Older ford vehicles are reliable my 2004 f150 has over 400k original engine.
@@theshield1613 The first old car to become collector's item was a Ford, of course.
This is powerful ❤❤❤❤❤Am so motivated to push harder🙏🏿
Well done!!! Please make them longer and you have a hit in your hands!!! But ill subscribe now..
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I love Mustangs I owned a GT500. I love this story, to think each car has a unique story and most come from humble beginnings makes me feel privileged to be a consumer of such sport cars. I hope one day I can inspire people in my country like this one day! Stories like this make me obsessed with success each and every day!
I just noticed , I am living a similar situation. Looking back and connecting the dots. Thank you very much.
One fact that they forgot is Henry Ford infused his cars and steel with hemp even being able to use hemp oil as fuel. Making the car practically undentale to a sledgehammer at the same time. I believe it was in 1941
The story continues to The Movie called FORD VS. FERRARI where Ford reboost their company's pride by building the most unexpected yet fascinating car that changed the history of American car manufacturers
Very interesting and educational for car enthusiasts around the world .. awesome coverage bro 😎 👍🏾🇵🇭
Quickly climbing up my favorite subscribed list!
This is proper history
The Irish origins: The village of Ballinascarthy, situated between Bandon and Clonakilty in County Cork, Ireland, is the birthplace of William Ford, the father of Henry Ford, who founded the Ford Motor Company in 1903. William Ford emigrated to America in 1847 at the age 21, along with the rest of the family, including his brothers and mother, who was then in her 70s. In 1861 William married Mary Litogot Ahern whose family emigrated from Fair Lane in Cork City, and went on to have eight children, the second born was Henry.
In 1917 Henry Ford selected Cork for the first Ford factory to be built outside North America.
I live in bandon
He also named his 13000 acre estate in Dearborn Michigan, FairLane, after his families hometown. The estate is open for tours, had its own power plant, and was completely self sufficient. The vast property of this estate is now The University of Michigan, Dearborn campus, the Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Ford Testing Grounds, and Ford World Headquarters.
And look where we are at today, can't build a car without the parts from 12 different countries
NEVER say "at" after "where". NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Makes you sound like a toothless, uneducated hick from Appalachia.
90% China pos fords