Soled - NEH 5292: Cleveland Urban Vehicle 1972 by Cleveland Ins of Art and Case Western Reserve Uni

Started by Carnut, August 12, 2018, 08:43:43 AM

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Carnut

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kwgibbs

Im probably in the wrong area,what about one of the texas universities?

Carnut

Quote from: kwgibbs on September 09, 2018, 12:31:17 PM
Im probably in the wrong area,what about one of the texas universities?

I'm afraid you're a long way from the right location!
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kwgibbs

one area I didn,t try Nevada,utah area?

Carnut

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kwgibbs

university of Minnesota?

Carnut

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richard cuyler


Carnut

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kwgibbs


Carnut

Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

kwgibbs


Carnut

Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

kwgibbs


Carnut

Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

kwgibbs


Carnut

Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

kwgibbs

I didn,t realize ohio had this many colleges and universities,so I,ll start with ohio state university automotive design?

Carnut

No, they weren't involved!
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Carnut

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Oguerrerob

Some kind of contest?

Oguerrerob

Cleveland Urban Vehicle by joint CWRU-CIA Team 1972 Urban Design Vehicle Competition

"In 1972 a combined team from CWRU and Cleveland Institute of Art won 1 of 3 awards for styling and design in the National Urban Vehicle Design Competition at the General Motors Proving Grounds in Milford, Michigan. Teams from 67 other universities participated in the competition. It was sponsored by Student Competitions on Relevant Engineering, Inc. (SCORE).

According to President Toepfer's Annual Report for 1972-1973, the team "fields a small automobile, capable of seating four, featuring an impact-resistant bumper and an electronic system which prevents starting the car if the drive is intoxicated. The car is powered by an internal combustion engine converted to run on propane gas, but the team is continuing its efforts to design a steam engine for the vehicle."

Participating students from CWRU included: Mark K. Altschuler, John S. Amneus, III, Steven R. Buerkel, Roger S. Duff, David D. Evans, Dave J. Fries, Marilyn C. Malone, Steve A. Willeke, John Stenbuck, Ralph Anthony. Students from the Cleveland Institute of Art were: John Breen, Brian Bundy, Julian Carter, Dave Ciganko, Dan Cornell, Ken Foran, Jim Girard, Larry Nagode, John Nottingham, Larry Pentz, Ron Reiman, Marty Smith, Martin Spicuzza, John Spirk, Al Turner. Primary faculty advisers to the program were: Isaac Greber, Professor of Engineering, CWRU; Roy P. Hess, Assistant Head of Industrial Design Department, CIA; and Alan B. Kuper, Associate Professor of Engineering, CWRU. "

Carnut

Well done.  It was a joint effort by the CIA (no, not the Central Intelligence Agency but the Cleveland Institute of Art!) and the CWRU (the Case Western Reserve University) back in 1972.  I wonder what happened to it..
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richard cuyler

Probably what usually happens to most of these cars which took such a lot of thought and work and pride. It's upside down in someone's backyard in long grass, having been used as a kids' paddling pool, now a dump for compost. :o ;)

Carnut

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