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Gordon Miller Buehrig (* 18. Juni 1904 in Mason City, Illinois; † 22. Januar 1990 in Grosse Point Woods, Michigan) war ein US-amerikanischer Automobildesigner, der in den 1930er-Jahren eine Reihe klassischer Fahrzeuge für Errett Lobban Cords Automobilmarken gestaltete.
Gordon Miller Buehrig (B-yur-rig) (June 18, 1904 – January 22, 1990) was an American automobile designer. Early life. Gordon Miller Buehrig was born in Mason City, Illinois on June 18, 1904 to a banker. [1] . He attended Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, but did not graduate. [1] Career.
Distinguished Service Citation Award 1976. Created some of the finest car designs the industry has ever produced including the regal Duesenberg Model J and the legendary Cord 810. Contributed his design talents to Duesenberg, Inc. (1929-1933), Auburn Automobile Company (1933-1936), Raymond Loewy’s industrial design firm (1944-1948), and Ford ...
Gordon Buehrig -1- This is Dave Crippen in Grosse Pointe Woods ( Michigan ). We are con tinuing our series of interviews with seminal designers--automotive and industrial designers--those that have influenced the course of the industry, and today we are talking with Gorden Buehrig who is well known to all as a great influence on the course of ...
24. Jan. 1990 · Gordon M. Buehrig, an automobile designer who numbered among his creations the sporty low-slung Cord 810 that electrified visitors to the 1935 New York Auto Show, died of heart failure Monday...
8. Mai 2015 · Remembering Gordon M. Buehrig, One of America's Great Automotive Designers. By: Robert Tate, Automotive Historian/Researcher. Images: Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection. Posted: 08.05.2015. One of the most gifted and talented designers of all time was the late Gordon Buehrig (1905-1990).
22. Jan. 2022 · Gordon Buehrig became an Automotive Hall of Fame inductee in 1989. Less than a year later, on this day in 1990, he passed away at the age of 85. Honors continued to roll in forhim long after his death. In 1999 he was one of 25 finalists to be named Car Designer of the Century. It was won by
