Aaron Maynard
Aaron Maynard
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Hagar The Horrible - Garwood Middle School - 1992
Garwood Middle School
Fairview, PA 15701
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Відео

Ford and The American Dream
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Ford and The American Dream
Farming With Steam
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Farming With Steam
1932 - The Invention of the Ford V8 Engine
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1932 - The Invention of the Ford V8 Engine
Ford at the 1934-1935 World's Fair
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Ford at the 1934-1935 World's Fair
1954 Ford TV Commercials
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Advertisements for 1954 Ford cars
John Deere Two Cylinder Tractors 2
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A vintage documentary on John Deere two cylinder tractors.
John Deere Two Cylinder Engine Tractors 1
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A vintage documentary on John Deere two cylinder tractors.
The '49 Ford in your future.
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A vintage documentary about the design and prototype, testing, and manufacture of the 1949 Ford Model line

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @toyfarmer2129
    @toyfarmer2129 18 годин тому

    No wonder things back then ran well and stayed together.im sure there's no men in a lab fine tuning parts nowadays

  • @shadowopsairman1583
    @shadowopsairman1583 День тому

    The First V8 was in 1918 by Chevrolet.

  • @George-23g
    @George-23g 5 днів тому

    That was a great car

  • @Brianscoronet
    @Brianscoronet 6 днів тому

    3 women in the back seat instead of one 600 pounder.

  • @MoparDan
    @MoparDan 6 днів тому

    Ha, ha. Imagine actually paying a traffic fine with potatoes. At first I believed that was slang for bucks.

  • @clatonblade2211
    @clatonblade2211 9 днів тому

    Jim's Automotive Machine Shop brought me here (:

  • @johnpublic168
    @johnpublic168 20 днів тому

    Ford did not invent the v8 engine. The french did.

  • @Nova2Yung
    @Nova2Yung 21 день тому

    born in 1998 and i found this era so fascinating , in retrospect, they were ahead of their time

  • @LemurDaMemer
    @LemurDaMemer 21 день тому

    I was not expecting for this video to be 8 years old

  • @marksams5532
    @marksams5532 Місяць тому

    Actually I think he’d be impressed today. The Pinto /Maverick until Fords stopped being so round were the years he’d probably have puked over.

  • @AdamHammel
    @AdamHammel Місяць тому

    29:46 so did you fall forward if you slammed on the brakes?

  • @blumobean
    @blumobean Місяць тому

    I had a 1981 VW Scirocco. I truly loved that car. It was the best driving car I have ever owned. I am presently driving a VW Jetta Sportwagen. I like it lots. I have been driving, repairing, and modifying VW's since my family bought a Beetle in 1963. The Scirocco had an AC problem from brand new. The thing you learn about VW is you will have at least one problem from the start. You don't know what the problem will be, but there will be a problem. The Scirocco AC was controlled by a crazy system of levers and wires. Supposedly, the temperature would be controlled by this Mickey Mouse system. After 2 visits to the dealer, I decided I had enough. Went into dash and was shocked at what I saw. This Rube Godberg system would not stay in alignment. I went back to the parts counter at the VW dealer and got a lighted switch that matched the other rocker switches in the car. I bypassed the microswitch that controller the compressor clutch. So I ended up with a "desert only" AC system. Even though I usually had high humidity, I never had a problem.

  • @williamsullivan9323
    @williamsullivan9323 Місяць тому

    43:53 radio cruiser parade narrator says it's in Detroit it's actually in Dearborn Mi at Michigan and Schaefer, building is still there. I think some of the footage is around Greenfield Village.

  • @ricardorodrigues7304
    @ricardorodrigues7304 Місяць тому

    maravilhoso,parabéns ❤❤❤❤❤😅.

  • @mrwaterschoot5617
    @mrwaterschoot5617 Місяць тому

    ford ptoducts vecame tools of police odfficers and some crooks like the fors product line.

  • @BradleyLoomis-wq9yf
    @BradleyLoomis-wq9yf Місяць тому

    Wat Dearborn used to be exactly 💯 Dont know wat happend.

  • @535tony
    @535tony Місяць тому

    Notice they mentioned the straight six engine had 95HP, but they didn’t mention the HP of the V8? That’s because the bigger V8 had 95HP, only 5HP more then the “economy” six. Ford would finally replace the Aging flathead V8 with a new overhead valve “Y Block” V8 in 1954.

  • @user-tp6bt4wh2r
    @user-tp6bt4wh2r 2 місяці тому

    Take it from a Ford guy, sure those were good times, 👍 but don't expect to get by today with old technology, that's just the way it is now, I drive my 98l Lincoln Town car Cartier edition once a month 😀 a blast from the past unfortunately the V8 is good for racing life's a gas at 6 bucks a gallon ,those were the days, in 1964 my dad filled the tank in his Lincoln for 18 cents a gallon in Anaheim California 2 bucks went a long way Disneyland was only 3 miles away 😀 👍

  • @animan1339
    @animan1339 2 місяці тому

    you can't stop the American dream. That's something only a generation can do to itself. And we've been witnessing that since the 60s with the last three generations. They offer no future. They just walk around crying like babies. If America had to depend on the Genzie millennial 1960s generation, we still be sitting in the mud farting. I even have a proof of that. see the LIFE magazine cover emulating Woodstock that entire generation was sitting in the mud like pigs, stoned, high and laughing. That picture is a perfect representation of these present last three generations they don't build they don't they just destroy. Sorry 60s generation millennial generation and Genzie generation.you're a Moot generation that will be replaced. Thank you God for giving Americans short lifespans. We won't have to put up with this shit much longer.

  • @williamgunter6801
    @williamgunter6801 2 місяці тому

    Those first factory V8's were efffctively balanced and blueprinted.😊

  • @user-er5qd7su5m
    @user-er5qd7su5m 3 місяці тому

    Haha!! Not quite that good,measurements of weight in grams??????

  • @jarodjohnson4357
    @jarodjohnson4357 3 місяці тому

    Henry Ford is an all time great American hero. It's a shame the ones he exposed in his 1921 book have done their best to ruin his good name.

  • @Brian-b3f
    @Brian-b3f 3 місяці тому

    When we get to the pearly gates and the divine picks us up in a Ford, the debate will be over.

  • @kurtolsson9557
    @kurtolsson9557 3 місяці тому

    Fint å vackert,❤ å tack för ert enorma arbete😊😊

  • @kennethhiggs3877
    @kennethhiggs3877 3 місяці тому

    V8 engines were around before Henry got ahold of one.. WWl, in aircraft..Chevrolet cars..

  • @pickititllneverheal9016
    @pickititllneverheal9016 4 місяці тому

    What a great man.

  • @baronvonnembles
    @baronvonnembles 4 місяці тому

    Great film but it put me in a bit of a melancholy mood. All those young people so happy and with life ahead of them and almost all of them now in the grave.

  • @JoeSmith-vs5sy
    @JoeSmith-vs5sy 4 місяці тому

    You all gonna be crispy critters. Jesus sez: Eat my body and drink my blood for forgiveness of sins and don't forget to put an extra quarter in da plate> Amen!!!

  • @z.z.A.___m----A
    @z.z.A.___m----A 4 місяці тому

    Listen to your soul and heart, O heart Through this difficult passage, we have hope for the emperor Javid Shahneshah Siros Rezashah II Pahlavi III

  • @johnwight6041
    @johnwight6041 4 місяці тому

    Wow back before Ford was junk

  • @baronvonnembles
    @baronvonnembles 4 місяці тому

    My grandfather was in this film. He was the one wearing a hat.

  • @ronniehill6142
    @ronniehill6142 4 місяці тому

    Racing convertibles with no seatbelts

  • @robertmatch6550
    @robertmatch6550 4 місяці тому

    The incredible investment in time and money at the beginning of the Great Depression (1931-1932) gave the average man a sense of progress and achievable goals. Also a major technical effort which would pay off in the industrial efforts of war production in the 1940s.

  • @meatballs9127
    @meatballs9127 4 місяці тому

    16:50 they are useing metric system?

  • @Joseph-dq5wb
    @Joseph-dq5wb 4 місяці тому

    Thank you for this information video I very much enjoyed it and very much appreciated it.

  • @peter455sd
    @peter455sd 4 місяці тому

    Ford changed America and the world for the better. Thanks Henry.

  • @Joseph-dq5wb
    @Joseph-dq5wb 4 місяці тому

    I just cannot get over the beauty and styling of the old generation Ford and all all cars from the past nowadays everything looks like a square box

  • @gothicpagan.666
    @gothicpagan.666 4 місяці тому

    The extra complexity of casting a block with valve provision makes the job extremely difficult, ironically the job could have been hugely simplified by creating a ohv unit, also with the possibility of making more power. The tolerances to which the parts were made is funny these days, three thou on any mechanical component renders it unserviceable, but somehow they ran and ran perfectly well.

  • @stevepoulin8964
    @stevepoulin8964 4 місяці тому

    He wasn't genius

  • @mikedrown2721
    @mikedrown2721 4 місяці тому

    This frantic music is most annoying 🤬

  • @bluegrooveracing
    @bluegrooveracing 4 місяці тому

    Why didn't you show us the GT 40? It is a Ford. Great tour though, thanks!

  • @CHixon
    @CHixon 4 місяці тому

    Still, by WWII, Ford sales was third behind GM and Chrysler Corp. in spite of the latter's 6-cylinder engines.

  • @bobreams5178
    @bobreams5178 4 місяці тому

    Delooxe.

  • @eliotreader8220
    @eliotreader8220 4 місяці тому

    Lovely recreations of yesterday

  • @Voxguitarsrock
    @Voxguitarsrock 4 місяці тому

    Ive had the " pleasure " of owning 2 Fords in my life. A 1978 F150 and a 2009 F150. Between the two they had 5 engines in them. 1st one windowed the block, twice and my 09 fried the main and rod bearings at the 30,000 mile mark. Ford says " no warranty ". No more fords for me. Ever.

  • @teddrosenthal
    @teddrosenthal 4 місяці тому

    Henry Ford was a great NAZI!!!!

  • @laszynandriy
    @laszynandriy 4 місяці тому

    This was an awesome video. Thank you.

  • @tsakiree
    @tsakiree 4 місяці тому

    No one wears a t-shirt and shorts pants.

  • @jamesb.9155
    @jamesb.9155 4 місяці тому

    A lot of work and investment and they sure got a lot better over time.

  • @Timothyshannon-fz4jx
    @Timothyshannon-fz4jx 4 місяці тому

    This was the FIRST MODERN CAR, a remarkable engineering achievement, and no doubt better built then most 'cheep' cars today