Ternstedt
Ternstedt Manufacturing Company was acquired by Fisher Body in 1920 and became wholly owned by General Motors when it acquired all interest in Fisher Body in 1926. Renamed the Ternstedt Division, it was at one point the world’s largest producer of automotive body hardware. In 1968-69, Ternstedt Div. merged into Fisher Body Div. (its original parent). Fisher Body was dissolved in the 1984 BOC-CPC reorganization of GM’s North American automotive operations.
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