1952 Studebaker assembly line - 5 of 5

The video tutorial describes the step-by-step process of assembling a Studebaker car. It begins with the installation of interior components like roofing and upholstery, followed by the assembly line process where various parts are brought together in sequence. The engine and chassis are then assembled, and the body is carefully positioned. Finally, the car undergoes final assembly and testing, resulting in a new automobile being completed every 45 seconds.

What components are installed during the initial stages of car assembly?

• Engine and transmission

• Roofing, upholstery, and carpeting

• Radiators and fenders

• Gasoline and water

What is a key feature of the modern assembly line?

• It uses manual labor for all tasks

• It requires each car to be assembled individually

• It assembles cars without a specific sequence

• It coordinates multiple conveyor lines for component assembly

How is the correct engine and transmission delivered during assembly?

• Delivered to the line and installed on a specific chassis

• Chosen by the assembly line workers

• Installed after the car is fully assembled

• Randomly assigned to any chassis

What happens after the car body is matched with its chassis and engine?

• The car is painted

• Radiators, fenders, and grills are installed

• The car is dismantled for quality checks

• The car is sent back for reassembly

How often is a new car completed on the assembly line?

• Every 45 seconds

• Every 90 seconds

• Every 30 seconds

• Every 60 seconds