Lewis D. Crusoe

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Lewis D. Crusoe was an influential American automotive executive and stylist who played a key role in shaping Ford’s postwar car designs, including the iconic Thunderbird.

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instanceOf automobile stylist
automotive executive
human
activeInPeriod post–World War II era
contributedTo Ford postwar product planning
Ford styling strategy in the 1950s
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Ford Motor Company NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork automobile design
automotive industry
genre automobile styling
industry automotive industry
influenced Ford brand design direction in the 1950s
knownFor advocating the concept of a two-seat personal car at Ford
collaborating with Ford’s design staff on new models
languageOfWorkOrName English
notableFor influencing Ford’s postwar car designs
key role in development of the Ford Thunderbird
promoting stylish, personal cars at Ford
notableWork Ford Thunderbird (first generation) NERFINISHED
Ford postwar passenger car lineup NERFINISHED
occupation automobile executive
industrial designer
positionHeld executive at Ford Motor Company
head of Ford Division (Ford Motor Company)
sexOrGender male
workLocation Dearborn, Michigan NERFINISHED
Detroit, Michigan NERFINISHED

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Ford Thunderbird designer Lewis D. Crusoe