1936 Footage of Chevrolet Assembly Line

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Footage taken in 1936 shows some of the early mass production assembly lines - at the Chevrolet Plant in Flint, Michigan.
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[@trplpwr1038]

People making a paycheck, supporting a family, no computers or robots needed!

[@dougn2350]

There's a lot of robotic action in this video

[@ironmanjakarta8601]

1936 Chevrolet U.S. vehicle sales: 1,134,594U.S. market share: 28.8%

[@williamschoemann4209]

Yes, please. I'd like one of those.

[@knutknutsen5610]

I cannot free myself from thinking of all this work that is lost in today`s production lines.
A society - an economy - depends on work for its members. If not that society will die or malfunction.

[@claudiocavasin5037]

Just imagine if everyone in North America just bought Domestic cars……think about it?

[@PravdaSeed]

💙 Magnificent

[@cinemask8]

Excelent file

[@s.roberts3839]

great vid mate👍

[@Alif1089]

How they paint it.

[@Rottenegg_]

What are they making

[@Atrcn]

It says it in the title

[@bull1234]

Beginning of Robotics,
Men and Machines....

[@yutuberboy]

what if 1 guy needed to go to the bathroom all stops ha ha

[@prasannagurudev6572]

I don't understand if all these machines are computer programmed then was computers invented in 1936!??

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

People don't know anything about this time period

[@markuspritsch7810]

Looks alot later than 36