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KYB America 2004 Product Catalog Now Available

KYB America has announced that its 2004 “World Class Shocks and Struts” product catalog is now available. The catalog features the entire KYB shock and strut product line, as well as a much expanded range of strut mounts and boots, with a new image to reflect the company’s position as a leading manufacturer of quality shocks and struts.

Champion Parts Reports Fourth Quarter and Higher Year-End Profits

Champion Parts, Inc., remanufacturer of automotive parts, reported continued profitability for the fourth quarter, and higher profits for the year, which ended Dec. 31, 2003. Champion Parts, Inc., remanufacturer of automotive parts, reported continued profitability for the fourth quarter, and higher profits for the year, which ended Dec. 31, 2003.

Executive Interview with Joe Puishys, President of Honeywell Friction Materials

Our latest edition of “Executive Interview” features Joe Puishys, president of Honeywell Friction Materials. A 25-year veteran of the company’s automotive businesses, Joe Puishys has served as president of Honeywell Friction Materials since early 2002. His responsibilities include overseeing the most recent corporate effort to align closely with Honeywell’s business initiatives and operating plan. He has already played a major role in the cost cutting and six sigma programs occurring throughout the organization. Join us as Puishys gives us an update on Honeywell Friction Materials, including plans to expand manufacturing operations and launch new products.

Hi-Tech Engine Components to Supply AAM/Parts Pro Group

Hi-Tech Engine Components has been selected as a program vendor to AAM/Parts Pro by a unanimous vote of its members. According to Tim Odom, president of AAM/Parts Pro, having access to Hi-Tech’s arsenal of engine kits for more than 15,000 applications was just one of many reasons for the decision.

Prestolite Electric Holding Up for Sale

Genstar Capital has entered into a definitive agreement for the sale of Prestolite Electric Holding to an affiliate of First Atlantic Capital. Prestolite Electric is a global manufacturer of alternators and starter motors selling into high-margin, niche markets for heavy-duty, military and industrial applications.

Terry Shively Named Vice President and General Manager of Clevite Engine Parts Division

Terry Shively has been named vice president and general manager of Dana’s Engine and Fluid Management Group’s Clevite Engine Parts Division. Terry McCormack, president of the Dana Automotive Aftermarket Group (AAG) made the announcement.

Douglas Battery Wins Spartan Motors Supplier Award for Second Consecutive Year

Douglas Battery has been selected as a recipient of Spartan Motors’ “SPAR STAR” supplier performance award. The award is presented to suppliers who met or exceeded Spartan’s standards in product performance, on-time delivery, quality, value, service and customer care. With nearly 300 suppliers in the running, Douglas Battery, was one of only fifteen who qualified to receive the award.

Champion Appoints a New President

John Evans, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Champion Laboratories, has been named president of the Albion, Ill.-based automotive parts manufacturer. Evans, a native of Vincennes, Ind., has been with Champion Laboratories for 20 years. He replaces Tom Mowatt, who has taken retirement.

Jerry Mosingo Named COO of ASC Incorporated

ASC Inc., a full-service specialty-vehicle development partner for automotive manufacturers, has named Jerry Mosingo COO, effective immediately. He replaces Scott Koepke, who has been named COO of ASC-Yachiyo Manufacturing Ltd. (AYM), an ASC joint venture company in Columbus, Ohio. Both executives will report to ASC’s president and CEO, Paul Wilbur. Mosingo’s COO assignment is expected to last through 2004.

Delphi Achieves Record $3.2 Billion in Commercial Vehicle Business Bookings in ’03

Delphi achieved a record $3.2 billion in new commercial vehicle business bookings during 2003, according to company officials. Much of the new business is with Delphi’s engine management systems, along with audio, safety, climate control and electrical/electronic distribution systems, according to Maggart. While every major region saw a business increase during the year, a majority of the growth came from Asia-Pacific and Europe.