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Old 05-06-2007, 10:03 AM   #13 (permalink)
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Question...I haven't gotten through the SSR book that I won at Laughlin to get the whole picture yet but I'd like to ask: Were the trucks built by GM or were they built under contract by ASC? . Was the Lansing Craft Center a ASC facility? Or sis ASC do the initial pre-production build then it was passed on to GM? I've always been a little confused over this
It's in the book. I just finished reading it.
SSR was built by GM with subassemblies supplied by ASC. Lansing was GM assembly facility. ASC has their own facility nearby. Initial SSRs were done by and at ASC with GM (teaming type setup).
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