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Factories of the AMC Heritage...




The Cradle of our AMC Nation.



The Factories of The AMC Heritage are some of the most important in automotive history.  The Willys Toledo plant, the Kenosha Works of Rambler/Nash/AMC, The Kelvinator offices, Hudson's massive Detroit installation, Kasier's Wilow Run Bomber plant factory(a Ford property), and several other famous works are part of this story.





These factories were among the engines of prosperity for the United States in the first half of the 20th Century, and in the case of AMC's Jeep designs, among several others, also continued into the 21st Century to influence the market and remain competitive.

-mike



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Created by system. Last Modification: Thursday 22 of October, 2009 12:48:48 MST by Route66Rambler12063 points . (Version 6)

Category: 1951-1963
Category: 1964-1974
Category: 1975-1993
Category: AMC-Jeep 1970-1987
Category: Factories
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