How a Mustang is made

[99FiveOh]

Probably a repost, but I thought this was very cool and interesting. Here's the link to the first vid and you can pick up the rest from there:

 

[99FiveOh]

Watching these videos it occurs to me that probably 98% of the people putting them together couldn't give 2 craps about the car they are building. Yet people like us would probably be in heaven building these cars and might even do it for minimum wage! lmao

 

[VibrantRedGT]

Yeah, I'm like Tommy Boy on the production line when he's cleaning the oil filters. "Can I try one?". (Slips out of his hand Crashes through the window) "Nice distance".

 

[99FiveOh]

I couldn't help but think as I was watching the video that maybe, just maybe there's a chance that I owned one of those cars at one time in my life! Heck I've owned probably 7 or 8 SN95's of which 3 or 4 were 94s!

 

[Chythar]

Very cool! Thanks for the video link. Saved all 4 parts.

 

[Venom351R]

Ive seen this before its really interesting. I did see my car on there, I know it was mine!!

 

[99FiveOh]

How did you know this for sure Venom?

 

[Venom351R]

I dont it was just wishful thinking lol. The closest any of those came to my actual car is just the color.

 

[YEAHLOH95]

very cool i wonder if that yellow one in the paint line was mine ?

 

[99FiveOh]

I don't think so because I believe we were watching the 94's being built.

 

[screamin5oh]

awesome

 

[Black95GT_Kid]

We watched this video in middle school when studying about Henry Ford and the assembly line! What a flashback lol

 

[RacEoHolic330]

I'm always amazed at the technology and engineering involved to make a car. I know the process has been perfected over the course of a century, but it's one of those things that we all take for granted. I think the car manufacturing process is one of mankinds greatest achievements. It's mind boggling when you really think about it.