Ford Piquette Avenue Plant

The Ford Piquette Avenue Plant is an exhibition hall of Detroit, Michigan mi, in the USA. Worked in 1904, it was the second focal point of car generation for the Ford Motor Company. The organization amassed a few auto models at this industrial facility, including the Ford Model T, which was made there and first created there beginning in 1908. Early examinations utilizing a moving sequential construction system to make autos were additionally directed there. It was likewise the principal industrial facility where in excess of 100 autos were gathered in one day. The processing plant was utilized by the organization until 1910, when its auto creation action was moved to the new, greater Highland Park Ford Plant in Highland Park, Michigan.