Here's a Pop Quiz for everyone who reads Hemmings Classic Car.
May 2012 editions are arriving in subscriber mail boxes, so, admittedly, those of you who subscribe have a leg up on everybody else. Not much I can do about that, except to encourage people to subscribe to the magazine! <GGG>
Therein is a Personality Profile of automotive business legend Lee Iacocca. Mentioned within that article is a man who was an executive with Studebaker Corporation during Sherwood Egbert's tenure as President. (That's a key point, so pay attention to it or it would be easy to post the wrong answer.)
Who is that man, a Studebaker Corporation executive during Egbert's term, and what was his position at Studebaker? Again, his name appears with reference to Lee Iacocca in the May 2012 Hemmings Classic Car Lee Iacocca Personality Profile.
The first person to post both correct parts of the answer (the man's name and his position within Studebaker Corporation during Egbert's term) wins their choice of two NOS, unused Studebaker letterhead envelopes OR one copy of the 1962 Lark Pace Car mailer I just had reprinted.
(Previous winners, please recuse yourselves. Thanks.) BP
May 2012 editions are arriving in subscriber mail boxes, so, admittedly, those of you who subscribe have a leg up on everybody else. Not much I can do about that, except to encourage people to subscribe to the magazine! <GGG>
Therein is a Personality Profile of automotive business legend Lee Iacocca. Mentioned within that article is a man who was an executive with Studebaker Corporation during Sherwood Egbert's tenure as President. (That's a key point, so pay attention to it or it would be easy to post the wrong answer.)
Who is that man, a Studebaker Corporation executive during Egbert's term, and what was his position at Studebaker? Again, his name appears with reference to Lee Iacocca in the May 2012 Hemmings Classic Car Lee Iacocca Personality Profile.
The first person to post both correct parts of the answer (the man's name and his position within Studebaker Corporation during Egbert's term) wins their choice of two NOS, unused Studebaker letterhead envelopes OR one copy of the 1962 Lark Pace Car mailer I just had reprinted.
(Previous winners, please recuse yourselves. Thanks.) BP
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