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The first prototype Studebaker Avanti body was assembled to its chassis inside the engineering building, in a department which was under the direction of Mr.    ...............................?

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1 hour ago, mfg said:

The first prototype Studebaker Avanti body was assembled to its chassis inside the engineering building, in a department which was under the direction of Mr.    ...............................?

I will guess Reynolds.

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2 hours ago, r1lark said:

Gene Hardig

Another good answer, but no, it wasn't Hardig!

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Hmmmmm..........how about Otto Klausmeyer?

I looked up the spelling, 'cause I know how Gary doesn't like historical names misspelled. :)

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1 minute ago, r1lark said:

Hmmmmm..........how about Otto Klausmeyer?

I looked up the spelling, 'cause I know how Gary doesn't like historical names misspelled. :)

 

Sorry no, not Ottto! :D

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Otis Romine?

(This is my last try, if Otis is not right, someone else will have to come up with it. :lol: )

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8 hours ago, r1lark said:

Otis Romine?

(This is my last try, if Otis is not right, someone else will have to come up with it. :lol: )

No, the department was not headed up by Otis!

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4 hours ago, brad said:

Dr. Lamberti?

 

Another good thought, but no, not Dr. Lamberti

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On 2/23/2018 at 8:15 AM, r1lark said:

Well Ed, guess we are ready for the answer on this one! :)

OK!.......That department in Studebaker's engineering building was headed up by Mr. Paul Auman.

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Just now, r1lark said:

I've heard that name before, but don't know much about him.

Actually, I've never heard of him...... Mr. Auman's name was mentioned in an Avanti article written by Carl B. Thompson.

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