After so much disassembly on my Sport Sat I am wondering how long it actually took on the assembly line to build a “typical “ B-Body? Anyone have any references on this? I wonder how it compares to a typical sedan now????
Yes a lot went into production then and today. As some posted it’s highly automated today and thats one reason why I was wondering this. Also today on some products we use design for disassembly which thinks about repair and the disassembly of the product for various reasons for example recycling. Back then this was not a thought. Seems like the general concusses is about 30 hours from start to stop on the lines.Have to figure all of the work with prep, design/engineering, proto-types, aligning with parts suppliers and contracted sub-assembly, die making, etc. thousands of businesses and millions of workers that fed off the auto mfg's. Apples & oranges could say; but certainly plays into how this comes together to produce a car every few minutes. Having completely taken apart and reassembling two cars in my time couldn't help but wonder (especially when I ran into snags) all involved to mass produce them.
I can see a completed car coming off the line every 90 sec but start to finish IDK about that.