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Boys Just Wanted To Have Fun
Remembering General Motors': Fisher Body Craftsman's
Guild (1930-1968) - Nurturer of the Creative Male
Soul |
| By John Jacobus and Skip
Geear |
| Published
in Automotive History Review, Spring 1999 |
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What was the Fisher Body Craftsman's
Guild, and what was its purpose? This question
can be asked of anyone born between 1950 and 1970,
and very few, if any, would know the answer today.
Even the parent company of the Fisher Body Division
(which founded the Craftsman's Guild), General
Motors, has become extremely vague about the subject
in this modern technological age.
Very little has been written documenting the history
of the Guild. In this article, the authors have
tried to till that void by describing the Napoleonic
and Travel Coach building competition and life
histories of some of the winners, as well as the
model car building competition and its winners...
Continued...
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| Posted here on Aug 24, 2007 |
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