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Sept. 26, 1908
The first production Ford Model T leaves the Piquette Plant in Detroit, Michigan. It was the first car ever manufactured on an assembly line, with interchangeable parts. The auto industry was to become a major U.S. employer, accounting for as many as one in every eight to 10 jobs in the country. 

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