Eugene Bordinat (English Wikipedia)

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  • Jeane May (August 13, 1987). "Car Designer Left Indelible Mark on Industry". Detroit Free Press.
  • James C. Jones (February 11, 1985). "Ford will miss Bordinat's auto styling and his style". Detroit Free Press.
  • Bob Martin (October 20, 1987). "When is a Hero Not a Hero". The Jersey Journal.
  • Paul Lienert (August 17, 1980). "Ford Designer Spun Stories". Detroit Free Press.
  • "Detroit's 1969 Styling". The Emporia Gazette. September 17, 1968.
  • Paul Leinert (June 22, 1986). "Ford History From Insider". Detroit Free Press.
  • Donald Woutat (November 14, 1980). "Ford Design VP Bordinat to Take Early Retirement". Detroit Free Press.
  • "Ford Revamps Management Team". The Commercial Appeal. September 12, 1980.
  • "Ford to Spend $26 Million on Parts Depots". The Buffalo News. November 22, 1965. Ford showed newsmen its Bordinat Coupe a new two passenger experimental sports car. Name after Eugene Bordinat, vice president and director of styling, the new car said Mr. Frey is the ultimate in innovation for performance and style." He added: "It is an excellent example of the kind of capability we have in a market that is demanding more and more that is new." Two unique features of the experimental vehicle are a light-weight royalex body and zippered vinyl roof which can be removed in three sections and stored in the deck area from in-side the passenger compartment.
  • "Ford Unveils New Cobra". Miami Herald. November 24, 1965. The Bordinat Cobra, brainchild of Gene Bordinat, Ford vice president and director of styling, will be shown publicly for the first time Saturday at the Detroit Automobile Show. The new car, developed by the company styling center in Dearborn, Mich., uses the same chassis as other Cobras and is powered by a 289-cubic-inch V-8 engine

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