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Boys Always Run After Motor Cars
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Boys Always Run After Motor Cars

2009
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George Love, chairman of the Chrysler corporation in 1963, was an improbable person to be the captain general of a great company making cars, for he had spent most of his life as a coal merchant, latterly as chairman of the Consolidated Coal Company of Pittsburgh. He had been brought in to direct Chrysler after several setbacks affecting his predecessor, William Newberg, who had had to resign hastily. Love had the grace to admit: “I don’t know what a carburettor is and I’m too old to learn.” Tall, jovial, and seemingly easygoing, he was thought to be a man who

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