Manufacturing Videos
 

It has been about a year since I reluctantly joined FB. Always eschewed the platform; and with good reason. The misinformation from the fringe left and fringe right is astounding. I just skip all those posts.

However, it has turned out to be great for finding bargains (which is why I joined). It was the only way I could contact the seller of the dual four engine I wanted for my 57. Turned out there is one other positive.

There are some amazingly cool manufacturing videos.

I don't know about you guys, but I love this stuff.

Would be curious to know what these springs are destined for.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/819930361056340

I know what you mean, I joined FB just for the cruise nights/show info. and a little Marketplace action :)

I know what you speak of, Lynn. Since Craigslist basically died when everyone went to fb, I had to give in and go there to sell vehicles and parts a couple years ago also. Turns out those damned reels and marketplace is addictive...:tongue:
I'm on my wife's laptop here, so no fb for me. My pc at home is loaded with anti virus, anti- spam, anti-track ware, anti-everything,so I don't get "suggested for you" crap. I looked at marketplace a while back and she got constant ads for Camaro, Chevelle and C10 parts and vehicles for weeks...:laugh:

Lynn you shoud join the 1967,68, 69 z-28 group. I run it since the guy that started it quit I guess. You have to answer how many cubic inch the Dz engine was and I will let you join!

Maybe i joined the wrong group. No test.

I don't care about the social media and joined with an account using old family names as I only care for the buying and selling and looking at a few local car clubs. I've found some good stuff and sold a few things.

I did some Googling and was able to turn off "Suggested for you" and "People you might know". Now, if I could just figure out for it to default to "pick up locally" instead of having change it each time.

Likely earth moving equipment used in the mining industry.