Shop manuals. 1960-1961.

Studebaker-Packard Corporation

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The Studebaker Corporation began making automobiles in 1902. It merged with the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit in the 1950s. The competition from the "Big Three" auto manufacturers was too great for the Company to stay in business. It left South Bend in 1963, and produced its last car the same year in Hamilton, Ontario. From the description of Studebaker-Packard Corporation photographs [graphic], 1902-1963. (Indiana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 176630829 ...

General Motors Corporation. Oldsmobile Division

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Ford Motor Company. M-E-L Division

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In September 1957, the Lincoln Division and Mercury Division were consolidated with James J. Nance appointed as vice president and general manager. In January 1958, functions of the Edsel Division were transferred to an expanded division, designated as the M-E-L Division, responsible for the engineering, production, and marketing of the Continental, Lincoln, Mercury, and Edsel automobiles. The M-E-L Division was responsible for sale in the United States of English Ford automobiles and the produc...

American Motors Corporation

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General Motors Corporation. Pontiac Motor Division

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GMC Truck & Coach

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Ford Motor Company. Ford Division

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Ford Motor Company. Lincoln-Mercury Division

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In 1922 Henry and Edsel Ford purchased Lincoln Motor Company from Henry M. Leland. In 1938, Ford Motor Company introduced the Mercury automobile. The Lincoln-Mercury Division was formed in October 1945 as part of Henry Ford II's restructuring of Ford Motor Company. The division was responsible for the sale and distribution of Lincoln and Mercury automobiles. The Lincoln-Mercury Division was briefly divided into two divisions, Lincoln Division and Mercury Division, from April 15, 1955 until Augus...

Chrysler Corporation. Valiant Division

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General Motors Corporation. Fisher Body Division

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