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16/08/2025 5:35 am
but...not their faces. Right you are Chris! Cool - thanks!
(Wonder what Mr. Kia and Mr. Yugo look like? LOL!!)
16/08/2025 5:43 am
Thanks Chris. Other than Ford, the Dodge brothers and Chrysler I had never seen pictures of these men before.
16/08/2025 8:02 am
Everyone knows their names. They'd be welcome at CHEERS!
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
16/08/2025 8:59 am
Only Henry Ford and Louis Chevrolet images are readily known to me. Others, names only.
Henry Ford changed a lot over the years but was likely the most photographed of all these gentlemen.
16/08/2025 9:33 am
What about Tommy Trabant?
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16/08/2025 1:52 pm
"I wonder what Mr. Yugo looks like?"
Well... a prototype vehicle was completed in the fall of 1978; it was collaborative effort of Zastava and Fiat engineers. Searching high & low for their photographs is a futile effort; they're nowhere to be found. Those men & women choose to remain anonymous - for obvious reasons. 🙄 🙄 🙄
16/08/2025 1:55 pm
LOL! Great info Chris - thanks!"I wonder what Mr. Yugo looks like?"
Well... a prototype vehicle was completed in the fall of 1978; it was collaborative effort of Zastava and Fiat engineers. Searching high & low for their photographs is a futile effort; they're nowhere to be found. Those men & women choose to remain anonymous - for obvious reasons. 🙄 🙄 🙄
16/08/2025 11:58 pm
I heard that no one ever knew what Mr Yugo looked like because they were always in the BACK of the car pushing it... 🙌
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17/08/2025 5:18 am
"Mr. Yugo was always in the BACK of the car, pushing it."
...or, with the help of three biddies, lifting it! 🤨 🤨
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26/01/2026 10:20 pm
I am only familiar with pictures of Henry Ford and Louis Chevrolet. Others, just zyra names.
Despite his many changes over the years, Henry Ford was probably the most photographed of these people.
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