Volume 61 of the Automotive History Review

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Automotive History Review (ISSN 1056-2729) is a periodic publication of the Society of Automotive Historians, Inc.

John A. Heitmann, Editor

Officers

President………………H. Donald Capps

Vice President………Robert Barr

Secretary……………..Robert Casey

Treasurer…………….Rubén Verdés

Board of Directors

Term ending October 2020

John Mohr

Kevin Kirbitz

John A. Marino

Term Ending October 2021

Bob Elton

Carla Lesh

Dean Nelson

Term Ending October 2022 

Casey Maxon

Chris Lezotte

Steve Purdy

Publications Committee

Thomas Jackups, Chair

Steve Wilson

Louis F. Fourie

Rubén Verdés

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History Review

Spring, 2020 Number 61

Editor’s Notes             Inside Front Cover

Contributors                                                  4

Truck Driver’s Blues

By James Todd Uhlman

The Soft Sell: Gender, Advertising, and the Chevrolet Corvair

By John E. Mohr

The Rough Road Ahead: Cuba, the Spanish American War, and the Development of Good Roads in the US, 1880-1916

By Andrew Hart

‘Der Porsche vas Pushin’: A Case Study of Porsche’s Expansion in the US Market and its Cultural Impact on American Consumers

By Keenan Shimko

So, Whatever Happened to General Motors in Dayton, Ohio? – A Panel Discussion

Moderated and Transcribed By Ed Garten

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