How They Build Massive US Ford Trucks From Scratch - Inside Production Line Factory 

Trabajar con ford siempre fue y será un honor

Hopefully everyone is doing their best on the day my truck is built. I’ll be paying on it for 8 years.

Been employed here now for almost 7 years😎💯👌

I drive a 1991 f150 with the 302 in er and she's still on the road....😁👍👍👍👍👍

I❤ford trucks

It would be neat to see video from inside the old norfolk va plant this far in depth from before it was closed

I’ve driven most new trucks I’d say ford is most comfortable for sure

That line is moving slowly, compared to the line from New United Motor. Toyota had us running at 42 second tact time per job!! Anyway, good old days. I miss that place.

The frame is assembled upside down, it is then turned RIGHT SIDE UP to go the rest of the way. You actually see the frame being turned right side up. This is specifically the F-650 and F-750.

American engineering at it's best!!

Pretty impressive !

Currently watching this in my 21 power stroke towing 10,000LBS of oilfield equipment like it’s a walk in the park lol

The truck they are testing has a solid front axle not a twin I beam

I would turn one of these into a custom off roader 4x4.

Once the drivers get in that tunnel truck thing they don't have room to open the door to get out. That have to either cut the roof open or use TNT to blow out the engine compartment to get out

Para carga pesada es muy buena Ford es Yam maravilla 😊😊😊😊

Ford para carga es #1

Give me one for free Ford just because I like your trucks 😎

Props to these people but I can build that whole truck in an hour and a factory like this by myself

TOYOTAS? Super Duty Trucks

I've delivered to Avon lake plant many times.

미국에서 오래 살려면 작은.트럭이라도 있어야 된다.

My dad, who is Italian, always said: Ford is Ford.

Professor: é Michele Costa Neto vai ser indiciada também ?

Where are the 2023 f350

The only Ford I hated was the V10, that sucker only got 5 mpg. Ford should have scraped this engine.

$80 000 dollars latter. There is always someone welling to pay it

Observation. If an EV doesn't need an oil change, why is there an oil filter on the electric motor?

After all the parts arrive from China.

First On Race Day 😂

Muito legal 👏

ford 100 years plus in business and still do not know how to build automatic transmissions that last more than 40000 miles. I am fully content and comfortable owning a Japanese car. God-bless Japan for showing everyone that automatic transmission can last 350.000 miles.

Definitely not work the MSRP

However I do love Ford.. except for the rust

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FORD moves Lincoln $uv production to CHINA from Canada....THX FORD !

Made in America ❤

Ford - Built Rough

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Looks like a bunch of affirmative action hires to me. Good luck with quality job one😅

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I find pretty stupid for an American car/truck manufacturing company to put its employees to work under those conditions ,, why they have to work while those things are moving,, ,wouldn't be easier to have them stopped while they perform their duties and then keep those things move to the next face and so on ,🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤔🤔🤔🤔,,, my opinion 🎉

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