The recent history of Studebaker

[56H-Y6]

I worked for a Cooper division twenty years ago, after the McGraw-Edison merger. Whenever management would issue some bone-headed directive, I say it was due to "The Curse of the Studebaker Management!"

Steve

[Skip Lackie]

As per Fred Fox's "Literature In Review" columns in the April, 1981, and December, 1981 Turning Wheels:



Craig

Thanks Craig. I guess I'll give myself a grade of about a B or B+: facts mostly correct, but dates off by about a decade or so.

[Scott]

If nothing else, it gives us chance to take another look at the facts since 1966.

[8E45E]

If nothing else, it gives us chance to take another look at the facts since 1966.

This is a prime reason I would NEVER dispose of my nearly 40 year collection of Turning Wheels, or have any second thoughts of renewing my membership if and when I decide to downsize! There is way too much valuable information inside them like this to lose.

Craig