Hey folks!

I thought you all might be interested in this and I've already got my DVR set for it.

On National Geographic Channel tomorrow night at 8PM, NatGeo is featuring the Dearborn Truck Plant on Ultimate Factories.

http://channel.nationalgeographic.co...episode-guide/

http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2012/02...factories.html

 

DVR set to record! Great find John!

 

Same! Already got it all set-up on my DVR.

 

Damn it! National Geographic Canada doesn't seem to play Ultimate Factories, just a million episodes of Alaska State Trooper.

 

Got it ready to record. The previews look good. Thanks for the info

 

Anybody have the ability to burn this to a DVD and mail to a Canuck Ford fan? Or post to YouTube?

 

On right now Fords Dearborn F-150 plant
National Geographic Channel, Direct TV 276
On again in 3 hours.

 

You might keep an eye out on here:Video -- Ultimate Factories -- National Geographic

NatGeo posts full length episodes of their shows there and it's an easy way to watch it.

 

I enjoyed the show. Wish they would have spent more time in powertrain area though.

 

I will watch for it appear, a lot of US broadcast stations limit their viewing by IP to US IP's only but fortunately for me National Geographic does not.

 

I really liked it.

There's enough going on in that plant that they could have easily made that into a two hour show.

Good to hear that you can get online on their site. I've watched their full videos before and the nice thing is that they're commercial-free unless something's changed.

 

Just finished watching how they make & bottle Coca Cola.

Thank you very much for posting the information about the show and the link to watch online!

 

You bet...any time. I really like watching NatGeo as they've got a lot of really good shows. Ultimate Factories is great. I've watched the Peterbilt episode several times.

 

Whew!!! I read this thread about 10 minutes before it was on the second time tonight, but I did get the DVR set. Thanks!!!

 

I was telling everybody about this at work and they were all programming their DVR's via smart phone.

I hope Ford appreciates the lengths we go to generate just one more customer.