Maywood Assembly

Maywood Assembly was a Ford Motor Company assembly plant located in City of Commerce, southwestern Los Angeles County, California. It was in operation from 1948 until 1957.

The plant's address was 5801 South Eastern Avenue, in Commerce near Maywood. It was across the street from the Chrysler Assembly factory. It exclusively built Lincoln and Mercury vehicles.

The factory was closed and demolished when operations at Maywood Assembly and Long Beach Assembly were combined into the new Los Angeles Assembly factory in Pico Rivera, California in 1958.

References

Ford Motor Company assembly plants

Ford Motor Company

Europe

Current	Cologne Body & Assembly Craiova Plant Otosan Assembly Saarlouis Body & Assembly Valencia Plant

Former	Cork Assembly Dagenham Assembly¹ Halewood Body & Assembly Southampton Body & Assembly Trafford Park Factory Genk Body & Assembly

North America

Current	Chicago Assembly Cuautitlán Assembly Dearborn Truck Ford River Rouge Complex Flat Rock Assembly Hermosillo Stamping & Assembly Kansas City Assembly Kentucky Truck Assembly Louisville Assembly Plant Michigan Assembly Plant Oakville Assembly Ohio Assembly Wayne Stamping & Assembly

Former	Atlanta Assembly Blue Diamond Truck Vintage Atlanta Plant Cambridge Assembly Chester Assembly Cincinnati Plant Columbus Assembly Plant Commodore Point Assembly Edgewater Assembly Lincoln Assembly Edison Assembly Highland Park Plant Long Beach Assembly Lorain Assembly Los Angeles Assembly Mack Avenue Plant Mahwah Assembly Maywood Assembly Norfolk Assembly Omaha Assembly Ontario Truck Piquette Avenue Plant Richmond Plant San Jose Assembly Plant Somerville Assembly St. Louis Assembly Plant St. Thomas Assembly Twin Cities Assembly Plant Walkerville Plant Wixom Assembly Plant

Other

¹Engine production continues at plant

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Limousine	L-Series									K-Series										Custom
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Personal luxury car																		Continental							Continental										Continental Mark II												Mark III				Mark IV					Mark V

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Compact																					Comet				Comet							Comet							Zephyr
Compact																																				Monarch
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Mid-size																							Meteor				Comet		Comet
Full-size													Custom				Medalist					Meteor
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Personal luxury																																			Cougar			Cougar
Pickup Truck							M-Series							M-Series				M-Series				M-Series

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