The new Nissan Bluebird factory assembly line

[trigger]

I don't know if there any interest for this on here but this is from CAR magazine from 1987, It's a feature on how they build the Bluebird in it's UK factory in Tyne and Wear.

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 (1) by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 (2) by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 (3) by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 (4) by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 (5) by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 (6) by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 (7) by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

 

CAR magazine artical on the Nissan Bluebird Factory assembly line in Tyne and Wear 1987 ( by Trigger's Retro Road Tests!, on Flickr

[Mash]

That's great Trig! I'll have a proper read of that

[Shep Shepherd]

I wonder if any of the guys in the article still work at the factory?

[Negative Creep]

Wonder which one of them called in sick when they were supposed to be rustproofing my drivers door?

[shaun1706]

Interesting read, thanks for posting

[gtd2000]

Yeah that was a good read - cheers

 

Intersting to note that the plant was really British run - why can't other manufacturers get this right?

[blackbird]

Brilliant

 

thanks for sharing

[The Reverend Bluejeans]

Yeah that was a good read - cheers

 

Intersting to note that the plant was really British run - why can't other manufacturers get this right?

 

Because ultimately, the Japanese were in charge, waving the big stick. 26 years later....................

[gtd2000]

Yeah that was a good read - cheers

 

Intersting to note that the plant was really British run - why can't other manufacturers get this right?

 

Because ultimately, the Japanese were in charge, waving the big stick. 26 years later....................

 

Good job it was then

[Father Ted]

These are GR8.9 night time reading.