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Shows development of transportation in the United States during the first half of the 20th century, emphasizing growth of automobile industry, roads and highways.
This movie is part of the collection: Prelinger Archives
Sponsor: Ford Motor Company
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: need keyword
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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Reviewer:
Spuzz -



Subject:
Car talk
Quite an informative background on the birth of the Amercian car. From Henry Ford's invention of the quadracycle, to the birth of the assembly line to the impact it had on the American way of life. The reenactments blend in with the stock footage so well that it's hard to differtiate what's what. This is quite an educational film.
Reviewer:
Roland Deschain -


Subject:
Conclusion to The American Road...
In this final part we see a bunch of footage of Henry Ford late in life with his family, at home, at work or on the farm. Also mentions his work to invent the tractor too, which probably isn't common knowledge.
It's all very nostalgic. The music turns up a notch, Ford rides around in his quadrocycle with his wife, and toward the end we see how roads look 'today' with montages of 70's cars and roads.
This is good to watch as an ending to the three parts, but it doesn't really stand up on its own.