Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant: A Century of Automotive Legacy

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Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant recently marked its centennial milestone, standing as a testament to continuity and resilience in the automotive industry. With employees boasting over 50 years of service, the plant’s legacy remains unshaken despite advancements in automation.

Located at 12600 S Torrence Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, the plant has been a hub of automotive history since its inception on March 3, 1924. From producing the iconic Ford Model T to modern-day vehicles like the Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator, the facility has evolved with the times.

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Throughout its history, the plant has adapted to changing demands, from wartime production of military vehicles to modernizing efforts in 2004. Today, it continues to thrive as a vital component of Ford’s manufacturing network, employing thousands and contributing to the local economy.

To commemorate its centenary, Ford’s CEO, Jim Farley, expressed gratitude to the dedicated employees who have been instrumental in shaping the plant’s enduring legacy, highlighting individuals with over five decades of service.

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