- Posted on Monday, September 25th, 2006 at 11:34 am
Monday, Sept. 25
Picture undated, but the caption reads: One of the most dramatic points in the automobile assembly process at the new General Motors plant in Fremont, Calif., is the “body drop” station on the final assembly line - onto their matching chassis which have been assembled in another area of the plant. Linking together all production departments throughout the two-million square foot facility, an electronic “broadcasting” system assures that the correct parts and accessories for a given car will arrive at the proper place at exactly the right time.
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One Comment
JOHN BENKO
THE CARS IN THE PICTURE ARE 1964 OR 1965 A BODY BUICKS.
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