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234:. FitzJohn's best selling point was the low price relative to its quality, which led to enough success that a new plant was purchased in 1924, five times larger than the original. Sales continued to increase, doubling from 1924 to 1925, and in the late 1920s FitzJohn was delivering almost 300 bodies a year. At that time FitzJohn models had a simple letter designation, although some had rather basic names, too. However, since so many options (such as rooftop luggage racks or polished aluminum bright-work) were offered, many of the variations were also given Indian names by the company's sales & marketing department. 207: 42: 261:. It was based on the Chevrolet Master Sedan which was split in the middle, had an extra body section inserted and a baggage rack added to the roof. The 100 was an immediate success, primarily as an economical "mini-coach" for feeder routes, although some were used for airport transfers or sightseeing services. During 278:
1012 demonstrator chassis. In 1950 diesel power began to be offered as an option. At the same time the current models were redesigned with rear engines. Even though the Cityliner offered unparalleled maintenance access to the engine (the rear corner panels swung out, as well as the back panels lifted
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Shortly after World War II FitzJohn established a sales unit in Mexico City. Mexico proved to be a fertile market for the company, and 40-passenger Super Duraliners were sold there until 1956, many built to an unusual rear-entrance/exit configuration. Although sales dropped in the mid-1950s when the
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directed FitzJohn to build a 15-passenger version of the 100. Otherwise-surplus Chevrolet, Pontiac and Packard sedans had extra rows of back-to-back seats installed, but because of wartime restrictions, white ash framing and Masonite panels were used instead of metal. Sixty-two enclosed auto haulers
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Sales records exist for the 31 years 1927 through 1958. During that time FitzJohn constructed 2,621 buses and coaches, 1,460 bodies, 776 stretchouts, and 62 trailer conversions. It is estimated that over 400 bus bodiesβ€”plus a small number of truck bodiesβ€”were built in the years 1921–1927, for a
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176 hp 140-GK), the Roadrunner was offered as a 37-passenger coach with a 237-inch (6.0 m) wheelbase, or a shortened 33-seat version on a 201-inch (5.1 m) wheelbase. Only 14 FIGs were built, and all but a handful of the Roadrunners were 37-seaters. The last FitzJohns built for an
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Starting about 1940, under the direction of James J. St. Croix FitzJohn began to switch from building bodies for other manufacturers' chassis to their own integral models. The last bus body delivered was a model 625 in March 1940 for a
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company) in May 1950. The Brantford plant built 197 buses during its entire existence. Initially the front-engined 310 Cityliner was produced, but construction switched to the rear-engine FTD and FTG. In 1958 the facility was sold to
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From 1 January 1929, FitzJohn began selling directly to consumers, rather than exclusively through chassis manufacturers and dealers. This change, however, did not prevent a 40% decline in sales due to the
149:. The company was founded October 8, 1919, by Harry Alphonse FitzJohn, and built over 5,000 bus bodies, complete buses, stretchout sedans and passenger-carrying trailers before closing down in May 1958. 368:
Mexican government began to encourage domestic manufacturing, over 50 Roadrunners were exported. Following the dissolution of FitzJohn, a Mexican company began building the Roadrunner.
242:, and on 8 June 1931, the company went into receivership. Its founder (H.A. FitzJohn) was forced out, and went into partnership with Paul O. Dittmar to produce the 12- to 15-passenger 1855: 1447: 1416: 211: 1860: 1440: 1799: 1433: 1012:; forward-entrance flat-front bus; also offered with Hercules JXLD engine; standee windows added in 1947; replaced by models FTD & FTG 1834: 1498: 335:. The 85,000-square-foot (7,900 m) Muskegon factory closed in May 1958, after the last order of 54 FIDs was delivered to Mexico. 280: 1714: 1411: 246:(similar to the model D, but with a lowered aisle along the right side). H.A. FitzJohn later became the first manager of the 1769: 1759: 1582: 1518: 347:
In 1949 FitzJohn purchased surplus land and a 42,000 sq ft (3,900 m) airplane hangar adjacent to the
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The FitzJohn company was formed in 1919 to build truck and bus bodies. The former were mostly for
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Chevrolet Master Sedan; 776 built; 15-seat version built during World War 2
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available as body-only or integral coach; replaced by models 500 & 600
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up), FitzJohn could not compete against the larger manufacturers (such as
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forward-entrance flat-front all-metal body for Reo 3P7 chassis; 25 built
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198 built (includes 35A, 35B, 35C, 35X and streamlined 35Z versions)
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Meier, Albert E., ed. (March 1969). "Made to Make You Money".
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auto-hauling trailers converted to passenger units; 62 built
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were also converted to passenger-carrying trailers in 1943.
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for ΒΎ-ton Reo Speed Wagon chassis; replaced by model B
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245 built (14 as bodies only); replaced by model 310
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Index

Fitzjohn
FitzJohn (disambiguation)

Muskegon, Michigan
U.S.
North America
Subsidiaries
Muskegon, Michigan

Terminal de Autobuses de Pasajeros de Oriente
Ford
REOs
Depression
General American Aerocoach Company
stretchout
World War II
War Production Board
White
GM
Twin Coach
Cummins
Waukesha
Florida Greyhound Lines
Brantford, Ontario
Toronto
Blue Bird
Reo Speed Wagon
railbuses
stretchout
duralumin

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