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Looking at the list of manufacturing plants where our Trucks are made --- whew! Ford is everywhere. U.S., Malaysia, Vietnam, Mexico, Ontario, Brasil, Venezuela. I'm made in Louisville, Kentucky (E).
I'm made in Louisville too. I clicked on the link you had posted there and it's quite impressive. I knew Ford had plants all over the world...but I didn't know they had that many.
With the popularity of the Model T rapidly escalating, Henry Ford went global...the first auto manufacturer to do so. Assembly plants were built in Dagenham, England; Singapore; Cologne, Germany; Bombay, India; Japan; South America; and other locations. Where there were no assembly plants, new Model T's were shipped CKD (completely knocked down) and assembled locally.
Sure are global mo fo's! Somewhere along the line I read or heard something about Ford was starting to use Mitsubishi Fuso transmissions. I don't know when or what models. I suppose if I dug around FTE there might be something about it.
With the popularity of the Model T rapidly escalating, Henry Ford went global...the first auto manufacturer to do so. Assembly plants were built in ...