Seattle Assembly Plant Date :

[Deluxe Delivery Don]

Well Mr. Plucker, Here is an article that I found out of the Seattle Times. Could not find an article that shows actual Date ,but the Article that I posted says next Monday ,so that would mean March 5,1928 Would Be the First Day of Production. Now Steve we will have to change the date that was originally given to ya. So does this mean I get some of those Walla Walla Sweet Onions?

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by Deluxe Delivery Don

Well Mr. Plucker, Here is an article that I found out of the Seattle Times. Could not find an article that shows actual Date ,but the Article that I posted says next Monday ,so that would mean March 5,1928 Would Be the First Day of Production. Now Steve we will have to change the date that was originally given to ya. So does this mean I get some of those Walla Walla Sweet Onions?

Well of coarce.

Pluck

[Chuck Sea/Tac]

Which Sea plant? I'm thinking the 2nd one on east Marginal, because the one on south lake union assembled Model T's when first built. Am I correct?

[Steve Plucker]

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Yes you are correct Chuck BUT we are not dealing with when the "building" was first built and forsure, not Model T production and certainly not the 2nd one on East Marginal, that is a later plant altogether...But when that first Model A Ford rolled of the assembly line in early 1928 within the plant on South Lake Union which has now been converted to a storage unit business.

Don is on the right track and I know he will come up with the article telling us when the first Model A Ford rolled out of the Seattle Assembly Plant.

Pluck