Talk:Alex Tremulis

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Moved the following comment by 24.6.120.3 from the article:

The Cord 812 so-called "coffin nosed" Cord was a seminal design and a sensation at the time but the design is usually credited to Gordon Buehrig then chief designer at Auburn Cord Dusenberg perhaps Tremulis did work on th design under Buehrig's supervision?)

for further discussion here. However, nothing in the article credits Tremulis as the designer of the Cord 812. A reference states: "Among the projects that he worked on were the classic Cord 810 and 812 series and a custom Duesenberg roadster with a removable hard-top. Tremulis was named the Chief Stylist in 1936 and remained in that role until the company failed in 1937." (See here) Thanks! CZmarlin (talk) 19:16, 22 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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