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Tag: DeLorean

January 30, 2025Events

John DeLorean Discussed by the Leland Chapter in Ypsilanti, Michigan

Thirty members of the SAH Leland Chapter gathered on a chilly day in January at the Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum to see a fascinating presentation by Barry Levine about the life and career of John Z. DeLorean. The museum has […]

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Moments in Motoring History

1909 Hewitt 4-Ton Truck
1909 Hewitt 4-Ton Truck
Hewitt trucks were known for robust engineering suited to heavy industrial work. The 4‑ton model supported early infrastructure projects during America’s rapid urbanization.
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