Rhapsody in Steel
 

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Made in 1933, this animation depicts the story of a Ford worker who goes home from work one car short of the production target and dreams that the outstanding unit is built by a fa... To read the rest of this blog entry from The Ford Barn, click here.

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brilliant!!

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Film was made for showing at the Ford Building at the 1934 Chicago Worlds Fair. The car being built is a 1934 (check the hood -- two hood handles per side).

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Awsome... I wish that went on in my garage at night!

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I liked it...even my kid sat on my lap early this morning at watched with me.....

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That was a neat little movie. That little fairy sure makes putting a car together look easy. It would take me nearly twice as long to do the same job. :D

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RYAN .........................
That was great ! I had never seen that before.
Thanks for posting it.
MIKE :)

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Great little movie

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Entertaining and creative.

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I think the "Bad Fairy" comes into my shop at night and messes things up. I KNOW I'm not that messy.

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What a cool little movie! Must have taken a lot of effort and talent to do all that in 1933. Thanks for sharing that with us Ryan.

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Thanks Ryan, This is one I have not seen and it was good. Jim Langley...

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Thanks Ryan for that,
We took our 34 coupe out in the pouring rain yesterday for coffee, when you think how long ago they were made ,and they still work and LOOK great.
Lawrie

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Deja vu...

http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19505

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Thanks Rayn, I was there in 1951 the year I started at the Henry Ford Trade School "T" section. Close to the Engine assembly building Rouge Plant Dearborn.
Mark W. Slight

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I love the flying Flathead! Ken

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Very cool, amazing history available - thanks.

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I saw a movie once where this same thing happened to a '58 Plymouth... It didn't end as well.

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That was wonderfull---------Thanks for sharing it with all of us.
Bluardun

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That was fun! I felt like a kid again watching that. That probably took some serious technology for its time.