Check out this assembly line video showing different models of 1936 Chevrolets. There’s no narration — but, you don’t really need it.
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Thank you for the video of the 1936 Chevrolet production line. Really wonderful to see! Thanks!
Absolutely over the top !!! This is the type of history I’ve been looking for. Thanks to whoever found and posted it. Please find more.
Don Piggins
I was really impressed as to the assembly line production of a 1936 Chevy sedan. Didn’t realize that they had robots as sophisticated back in 36. A very fasinating video education.
This is amazing in itself, to think that the American Auto Worker, @ the Manufacturer, worked to make these automobiles. The process, the sophistication for 1936, until the breakeout of World War 2, should be shown to all to see what America did before,” NAPHTA” . This is over the top, congrats,to OLD CAR WEEKLY, FOR THE GREAT HISTORY LESSON.