Ford Rouge Factory Tour/ Henry Ford Museum

When completed in 1928, the Ford Rouge Factory was the world's largest factory complex. It remains the largest Ford factory. The F-150 pickup truck is its current product.
During the factory tour, there are presentations, including a multi-sensory look at how cars and trucks are built today in the Art of Manufacturing Theatre. Sitting in seats that swivel 360 degrees and surrounded by huge screens, you become part of the assembly process during this virtual tour, experiencing the heat from blast furnaces and the rumble of stamping presses.
In the Legacy Gallery, you can see examples of automobiles once created at the Rouge – a 1929 Model A, a 1949 Coupe, a 1955 Ford Thunderbird, a 1965 Ford Mustang, and the current Ford F-150. The highlight of the Rouge Factory Tour is a walking tour of the assembly plant, where visitors stroll along a 1/3-mile elevated walkway and view an operating assembly line.
An observation deck overlooks the building’s green roof, one of many sustainable design initiatives incorporated at the Rouge Complex.

Machine 2: (2019) $1 each with Pre-loaded Zincs. All have 'Ford Rouge Factory Tour' on them. Designs are;
1) 1956 Thunderbird Convertible,
2) F-150 Raptor,
3) 'Ford Rouge Factory Tour', logo,
4) 1964 1/2 Mustang.

Retired 1: 1) "Ford Rouge Factory Tour" logo (h), 2) Ford F150 "Ford Rouge Factory Tour" above and "2004 F150 Pickup" below (h), 3) Model A "Ford Rouge Factory Tour" above "1928 Model A Tudor" below (h), 4) 1964 1/2 Mustang "Ford Rouge Factory Tour" above "1964 1/2 Mustang" below (h).

4/28/19: New scan added.

. 3/20/26: Machine is in the main lobby area of the building. You must pay for the tour and take the shuttle bus to the location where the factory is.