sooo..wenn keiner will ..und auch keine Ahnung ob es die Frage schonmal gab..
woher stammt ursprünglich der Name für dieses Moparautomobil?
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391 Die wahre Namensherkunft des Plymouthautos
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391 Die wahre Namensherkunft des Plymouthautos
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Re: 391 Die wahre Namensherkunft des Plymouthautos
Kaff aus Engeland? Oder Hafen wenn man so will...
Die Frage ist nicht was wir dürfen, sondern was wir mit uns machen lassen!
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Re: 391 Die wahre Namensherkunft des Plymouthautos
Ein Schiff namens Mayflower, erste Siedler, Plymouth Rock, bla bla... irgendsowas.
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Re: 391 Die wahre Namensherkunft des Plymouthautos
fast richtig...aber der wahre ursprung war leider noch nicht dabei!
aber unser lexikon darf nun gern lösen wenn es mag..
aber unser lexikon darf nun gern lösen wenn es mag..
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Re: 391 Die wahre Namensherkunft des Plymouthautos
..so ich mach mal Ende mit nem kleinen Textausschnitt..ich denke mal, das wussten mehrere noch nicht..ich auch erst seit kurzem..
"""Chrysler needed the "perfect car with the perfect name." That name was to be "Plymouth." Named after Plymouth Rock, that great American symbol, right? Well, not quite.
Behind the "official line" is a story that surfaced years later. It is about what really happened behind those closed boardroom doors. "What we want," Chrysler had said, "is a popular name, something people will recognize instantly."
In that room was Joe Frazer, later to become president of Graham Motors and still later to join Henry Kaiser in a post-war automotive venture. "Well, boss," replied Frazer, "why not call it Plymouth? That's a good old American name."
The other assembled executives looked askance the notion of their car bearing such a puritanical sounding name. Yet against his colleagues' misgivings, Joe Frazer persisted. "Ever hear of Plymouth Binder Twine?" he asked.
" Well," boomed out Chrysler, "every goddam farmer in America's heard of that!" The hidden appeal wasn't wasted on this one-time Kansas farm boy. Every farmer had to have a car, and most of them at the time were driving Fords. Now here was an opening to the giant's vulnerability. "Every farmer uses Plymouth Binder Twine," he said, "let's give them a name they're familiar with!"
And so the name was Plymouth. The Mayflower ship on its radiator suggested the rock and the Pilgrims, but if it wasn't for the binder twine, there would never have been a car named Plymouth.
On January 11, 1928 the first Plymouth was produced."""
"""Chrysler needed the "perfect car with the perfect name." That name was to be "Plymouth." Named after Plymouth Rock, that great American symbol, right? Well, not quite.
Behind the "official line" is a story that surfaced years later. It is about what really happened behind those closed boardroom doors. "What we want," Chrysler had said, "is a popular name, something people will recognize instantly."
In that room was Joe Frazer, later to become president of Graham Motors and still later to join Henry Kaiser in a post-war automotive venture. "Well, boss," replied Frazer, "why not call it Plymouth? That's a good old American name."
The other assembled executives looked askance the notion of their car bearing such a puritanical sounding name. Yet against his colleagues' misgivings, Joe Frazer persisted. "Ever hear of Plymouth Binder Twine?" he asked.
" Well," boomed out Chrysler, "every goddam farmer in America's heard of that!" The hidden appeal wasn't wasted on this one-time Kansas farm boy. Every farmer had to have a car, and most of them at the time were driving Fords. Now here was an opening to the giant's vulnerability. "Every farmer uses Plymouth Binder Twine," he said, "let's give them a name they're familiar with!"
And so the name was Plymouth. The Mayflower ship on its radiator suggested the rock and the Pilgrims, but if it wasn't for the binder twine, there would never have been a car named Plymouth.
On January 11, 1928 the first Plymouth was produced."""
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Re: 391 Die wahre Namensherkunft des Plymouthautos
ich gebe übrigens den Staffelstock weiter an jemanden der ein gutes Frägchen hat!
los geht's...wer auch immer mag
los geht's...wer auch immer mag
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