This is the kind of teaching I like. I can't stand it when people don't explain how exactly it works and why

Спасибо за фильм. Очень интересно было смотрет , как отливают блок цилиндров.

Leave it up to a 30's video to finally make this make sense for me... damn those were the days

And 40 years later some RU-vid video gets the abandoned car running again

Still a beautiful looking car to this very day. Can't beat 'em!

Quality is tied to the value of the dollar . Devalue the dollar quality down. Value it up quality up.

Thankfully, Malcolm Loughead invented the hydraulic brake system circa 1918 so it could be used instead of mechanical brakes by Chevrolet in 1934.

Back where educational films explained things well

wow what crap, still better than them lying to you like the current car commercials.

My ‘36 master chev is still good to look at and idles great with straight 6 motor

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I know this was 11 years ago, but thanks! 🇺🇸⚔️🍕🍺🏎️🏁

For 1/2 a second, I thought the flag man was Pee Wee Herman!😂

I can just picture Wally and Beaver Clever in the stands munching race track nachos and sipping on an ice cold Coke...

I remember seeing these type of films. Disturbing. I wish we could do the same with the results of certain weapons. What it does to the human body.

"See the USA in a Chevrolet" - Bonnie and Clyde

28:44 That’s the grill for a 1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Coupe.

24:06 Cam operated mechanization. Nowadays programmable robots are used.

The epitome of working men!

Thank you for video.this is the best university

Chevrolet will make anything THEY want you to buy, NOT what you want…

That Orange Dodge tho... damn...

This is the worst case of mansplaining I've ever seen in my life. Atta boy lol

Simple but smart

100 years later and the quality of information here, for a beginner, is probably unmatched.

What a great video.... But i fail to understand what is trying to be demonstrated in the last clip with the car going down the hill.

The '61 Cadillac...❤😊

Back when manufacturing was done in America not china.

Look at the clock : 2.56 AM Me : sure why not

Brilliant simple explanation. Thanks. Knowledge

Very good system hedrolec stereng

I am dumbfounded to watch this amazing video in an era when the electronics and the Computers were not yet born and the animation is top notch. 👌👌👌

Is it the Car? Or the Soundtrack? 😄

Such modern Chever-Lay technology, available at a trailer park near you!

I could have been a master auto tech back then

Miss the car's of the time and relative better times crime wise. Country has steadily gone down the drain. RIP real criminal like Kissinger and his tribe.

so good nowadays you need to spend 30K on some course and sift though a bunch of redundant garbage to get an understanding that could be had from just a few of these videos sure we do that through RU-vid channels but these are so cool because they were the official standards and procedures from the industry you know the information is correct and conclusive

Amazing! The children shown on the teeter-totter at 0:46 are probably not alive, but if they were, they would be around 100 years old!

what is that song in the intro? Anyone have a name?

this is excellent. how did they do it without diversity

OK Now I want a 1936 Chevrolet Truck.

I hope these are still shown in engineering school today... While 3d renderings are cool... nothing beats these old school videos!

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I knew how engines work, now I know how differentials work :D

Fret not, motorized vehicles built before 2008 still exist! Preserve them if you can as I can assure you others will wish you had in 50 years time!

Really cool! I wonder what they do with the old body molds after a redesign?

I got one lesson in meteorology and one in automotive engineering….

So why did the audio go out a few times?

Not a SUV for sure.

They designed vehicles for easy repair back in the day. Now repair isn’t a consideration because they can bill $150 an hour for labor. If you want the perfect car pair an engineer with a mechanic before you approve it for mass production.