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We had a few of these and I unloaded and back-loaded this same one many times. The pattern & die shop #15 is blocked by the trailer. Part of Personnel #85 is visible over the cab. This is setting in the exact spot shown in the previous post (coal pile) at the Buick powerhouse link.Buick Powerhouse. |
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Buick Free Spirit.
Buick Powerhouse.
| This north-west view from the old St John's neighborhood shows, left to right, the powerhouse #14, #85 Personnel and #15 die and pattern shop across Leith Street. The Buick Special and Chevrolet Corvair are on old Michigan Avenue. Notice the cooling vents on the rear air cooled Corvair are covered to keep the snow out. |
More Aerial Buick. Leith Street Then And Now. Factory #15 Die And Pattern Shop
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| The red arrow shows location & direction. The foundry #20 is where the future #85 will be built. |
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Sunday, September 28, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Flint------Second City of Industry April 1915.
Page 1 Link: Oak Park Industries |
page 2 Links: Buick site 1912. The 1904 Model B & Flint Wagon Works. |
page 3 Link: Armstrong Spring Company & Marvel Carburetor Co.. |
page 4 Link: The Weston-Mott Factories At Buick |
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page 6 Links: A.C. On Industrial Avenue and the Buick Bug. Imperial Wheel Company Had Many Faces Durant-Dort Factories East of Saginaw Street. |
page 7Links: Michigan Motor Castings Company |
Sunday, August 3, 2014
One Millionth Buick
| Left to right is motor plant manager William Beacraft-research engineer Eugene C. Richard-superintendent Colman J. Ross-assistant chief engineer Ferdinand A. (Dutch) Bower and chief engineer Enos DeWaters. |
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| March 21,1923 on Hamilton Avenue in Flint. |
| Sales manager Ed Strong. |
| Link: News Story. |
| October 25 1969. |
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| With the Old General Motors headquarters in Detroit as a backdrop we have a 1908 model 5 Buick and the one millionth model 23-25 Sport Touring Buick. One millionth Buick on loan. Two millionth Buick story. |
Friday, August 1, 2014
Saturday, July 19, 2014
1906 Buick.
This north-east view from 1906 shows all the same structures shown below. This photo was taken from the roof of the Stewart #4 body assembly factory. Hamilton Avenue is in the foreground. Links: Factory #04 Collage Oak Park Power Company The W.F. Stewart Factories In Flint. Buick Factory #01. Factory #06 Assembly The Weston-Mott Factories At Buick Industrial & Hamilton Avenues Oak Park Entrance 1934 - 2001. |
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