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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by D. GLOVER, Apr 19, 2020.

  1. D. GLOVER
    Joined: Apr 17, 2014
    Posts: 147

    D. GLOVER
    Member
    from pa

    DON LANE - RIP - HURST
    Don passed away in July, at his home in Pa. He was 87.
    Former Hurst engineer, and possibly first employee of
    George Hurst in the early days of the formation of the
    Hurst company in the late 50's. Mr. Lane, was a car enthusiast and very talented
    person. His ability ranged from welding, building engines, drawings, to creating
    early advertisements. Some of his noted projects were; "Hyro gate", "Lenco
    shifters", "Quarter Stick", and many other shifters that made it into production.
    He worked at Hurst approx 30 yrs, close to when Mr. Gasket purchased Hurst.
    We built the 1968 "Hurst/Olds" prototype together , also we created many parts
    for the development of the "Jaws-of Life", rescue tool.
    Don Glover,

     
  2. Deuce Daddy Don
    Joined: Apr 27, 2008
    Posts: 5,580

    Deuce Daddy Don
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  3. Sorry to read....great contributor to our sport.....and as a kid that HHOlds was waaay out there.....sadly don't have any autographs to share.
     
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