At the peak of Model A production, Ford had assembly plants in many countries around the world in operations that were the same as the U.S. This enlightening film gives you an up-close look at the brand new Yokohama Ford plant built near Tokyo, Japan in 1931.

Take a tour of the modern facilities and operations including car and truck assembly, from engine and chassis build-up to painting bodies. Fascinating close-ups include body buffing, striping, and upholstering. The cars coming down the line are the 1930 Model As, since foreign-built Fords were generally a year behind the U.S. version in styling. Sit in as students are being taught by the American staff how to service the various model Ford cars and trucks. Then see finished Fords of all body types on display in the plant showroom, on the streets, and being crated for export. Japanese Royal Family members visit the Ford plant in an entourage of Lincolns to observe operations.

For many Americans in the early days of motoring, Henry Ford's amazing Model T was the first car they had every seen, ridden in, driven or owned. Each generation has had its own love affair with Ford cars-from the legendary Model A to the fast and famous "flathead" V-8s and all the beautiful Fords, Lincolns, Mercurys, Thunderbirds. . . the incomparable Mustangs. . . and so many other great models. Along the way they have been the family joy, polished, paraded, raced, hot-rodded, customized and collected.

Narrated by veteran Ford voice Shelby Newhouse and written and produced by auto historian Lorin Sorensen for a 1991 Ford marketing program, this is the entertaining story of some of the best of those Ford-produced cars and historic events, compiled from the very best of the original historic film footage. Coverage is from the '20s to the '80s.

These 5 videos cover the early history of American muscle cars, from the auto industry's first low-price V8 engine to the 1940 big Ford Exposition building at the New York World's Fair where Ford needed to show that its new Standard and Deluxe cars were the most beautifully designed and built in their price class.

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Henry Ford II saved the Company after his grandfather's death by staking everything on the success of an all-new post-war car. These 6 videos show the tranformation of Ford and the car culture in America.

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See the birth of the "muscle car" market with the appearance of the iconics Thunderbird and Mustang, and power machines from the"Total Performance" series: Fairlanes, Mustangs, Falcons and Cougars. As well as the Mustang GT, Fairlane GTA, Cougar XR-7, Cyclone GT and 428 CJ, Torino GT, Torino Indy Pace Car, and the Torino Cobra GT. These are three must have videos!

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In the 1960's Ford dominated American racing, but the domination could not be contained to the national stage and by 1966 Ford takes on Ferrari to win Le Mans and the formation of Ford Team Lotus delivers big results in the Grand Prix.

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