Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Models Imagined Full Size
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild models brought to life!
by Ron Will
Car Designs of the 1937 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
The story of the 1937 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild, by Ron Will.
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild 1930–1968
Ron Will has only a few copies left from the one and only printing!
1949 GM Styling Show for Fisher Body Winners
Historic photos from a GM Art & Colour presentation constructed for winners of the 1949 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild.
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Reunion, October 2016
Ron Will and John Jacobus report from the Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild October reunion held at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Reunion, 2015
Photos from the 2015 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild reunion in Salt Lake City.
Detroit News—Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Reunion
2013 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Reunion held at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix, Arizona.
2013 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Reunion
GM’s Great Talent Search
Geza Loczi’s Seven Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Models
“Stick-to-itiveness.”
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Show January 2013
Thousands of young people from across America competed for scholarships by designing and submitting scale models of their “dream car.”
2013 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Reunion
It ended up at the Biltmore.
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild, Part II
Photos from Ron Will.
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild, Part I
The Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild got me started.
How A Body Design Is Developed at General Motors
A satirical mid-’50s look at the GM design process by Stan Mott.
The Designs of Henry Rom
For Henry Rom, his 1953 award-winning Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild entry was just the beginning.
Missing FBCG Models Update
Paul Tatseos updates the missing Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild models story. Plus, Information on the 2019 Reunion.
Ron Will’s Story
Ron Will shares the highlights of his amazing career and interests. Discover what John Delorean’s DMC and Ron’s Phantom have in common.
The Museum of American Speed
Is time travel possible? Yes. The Museum of American Speed is proof positive.
The Sad Demise of the Car Brochure
Extinct Marketing—The demise of the printed car brochure. By Todd Duhnke and Gary Smith.
Corvettes by Design, by Chuck Jordan
“Harley Earl created the Corvette, yes, but it was William L. (Bill) Mitchell, the man who took over from Earl, who actually had more to do with the Corvette’s image, evolution, and excitement than anyone else.”
Design of the 1963 “Full-Sized” Ford
”For the man who wants everything—The ’63-1/2 Super Torque Ford Sports Hardtop.“
Part I: Predecessors to the Ford Falcon
The Ford Falcon was preceded by 30-years of attempts to develop a car smaller than what Ford was already producing.
Continental Mark II—End Game
Axe the Continental. Full steam on the Edsel.