1952 Studebaker assembly line - 4 of 5

The video tutorial explains the process of manufacturing a Studebaker automobile body. It begins with hydraulic presses stamping steel sheets into various parts, followed by trimming to exact specifications. The parts are then assembled using jigs and fixtures, and spot welding is applied. Additional reinforcement is done using acetylene and electric welding. The skeleton body is finished, cleaned, and prepared for painting. Finally, the bodies are painted with heavy enamels and dried in infrared ovens before continuing down the production line.

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