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Thu, 11 February 2010 19:35  |
kenneth hugelier
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Steve F.
I did not retire from GM, but worked there for about ten years. As you can tell from my job description, I did not rise to a very high level in the company. I started at Chev. in 1965 and around that time or shortly after, Alex Mair became GM of Chev. truck He later became head of GMC Coach and Truck and had much involvement in the GMC coach, as I am sure you know. I was a young man then and had absolutely no interest in motorhomes. I was into English motorcycles (still into motorcycles) and women. I am a typical Detroit kid; a gear head who drag raced his '56 Chev. (and later a hot 64 GTO), on Woodward and went to Ted's drive-in restaurant. You may be interested to know that during my time with GM, I worked at the Central Office and handled the Chev.
company cars, (ordering, allocating and then selling). During that time, part of my responsibilities was driving the regional managers and the Division manager on routine business. I drove several Division managers among whom was John Delorean. I have a few stories about Kelly Harmon which can be told at a Rally after a beer or two. A great job for a young single guy just out of the service. I do not regret my time with GM at all. I had a great time and sold my GM stock when it was worth $75/share!
Sorry, this got out of hand but, there is a bit of GMC content!
ken hugelier 77 PB Det. Mich.
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