How the Model T assembly line made so many so quickly, good original video

Thanks Mike!

Laurel and Hardy and the breakaway special smashed jalopy 1924 Model T

Built so it could still move under it's own power when it was 1/2 it's orginal width. I wish this had shown up when I searched the web, but nothing out there about it. Wouldn't it be the coolest to look over and see how they built it?!

Watch this video (make up your own audio!) and you'll see about a dozen movie gag cars, they fall apart, lose their doors, and then there's the breakaway special at minute 7:07! The movie was titled "Highway Havoc"



Thanks to Peter in the Czech republic for finding it and sharing it!

Laurel and Hardy and the trolley smashed model t

The bottom two photos are of the diorama at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles on Wilshire

For more about the Model T and the duo: http://www.stanlaurelandoliverhardy.com/ford.htm

He's got the look, confident and cool, a hot rodder of talent and grit

Man Rides Cross of Car and Motorcycle
a cross between a Model T and motorcycle scrap parts, it can carry three persons. The whole thing cost only $18 and is the work of Gayle Lockhart.
Via: http://www.corbisimages.com/Enlargement/Enlargement.aspx?id=VV3180&ext=1&wdid=ceac4b9907e44a15b77fc2d954cd6ad5

1925 "Telephone booth" Model T woody at Wavecrest