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Packard Electric Assembly Line, 1962

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Packard Electric Division joined GM in 1932. Prior to that time, Packard Motor Car Company was a automotive wiring company founded by William Doud Packard and his brother James Ward Packard in 1890. One of the Packard Electric Company's subsidiaries was the New York and Ohio Company, which produced the first Packard Motor Car in 1899 in Warren, Ohio. In 1999, Packard Electric became a subsidiary of Delphi.















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