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1967 [[GKN]] acquired [[Birfield Industries]] including its subsidiary [[Hardy Spicer and Co]] of Birmingham becoming part of [[GKN Transmissions]]<ref>The Times, 26 January 1968</ref>. | 1967 [[GKN]] acquired [[Birfield Industries]] including its subsidiary [[Hardy Spicer and Co]] of Birmingham becoming part of [[GKN Transmissions]]<ref>The Times, 26 January 1968</ref>. | ||
1993 The name of [[Hardy Spicer]] Ltd was changed to [[GKN Hardy Spicer]] Ltd | 1993 The name of [[Hardy Spicer]] Ltd was changed to [[GKN Hardy Spicer]] Ltd | ||
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1990s [[Tom Wood]] was Chairman and M.D.<ref>see Advertising brochure images</ref><ref>1995 Annual report</ref> | 1990s [[Tom Wood]] was Chairman and M.D.<ref>see Advertising brochure images</ref><ref>1995 Annual report</ref> | ||
2003 Name changed to [[GKN Driveline Birmingham]] | 1995 Hardy Spicer Drive Line Ltd was renamed [[GKN Driveline]] | ||
Part of [[ GKN Automotive|GKN Automotive Driveline Division]] | |||
2003 Name of this unit was changed to [[GKN Driveline Birmingham]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:51, 12 April 2023
* NB This is a sub-section of GKN
of Chester Road, Erdington, Birmingham, maker of constant-velocity joints
1967 GKN acquired Birfield Industries including its subsidiary Hardy Spicer and Co of Birmingham becoming part of GKN Transmissions[1].
1993 The name of Hardy Spicer Ltd was changed to GKN Hardy Spicer Ltd
1990s Tom Wood was Chairman and M.D.[2][3]
1995 Hardy Spicer Drive Line Ltd was renamed GKN Driveline
Part of GKN Automotive Driveline Division
2003 Name of this unit was changed to GKN Driveline Birmingham
See Also
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