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1968 American Motors Corporation Board of Directors: left to right, front - Roy D. Chapin Jr., William V. Luneburg, Richard E. Cross; left to right, back - Jackson W. Tarver, William B. Stirton, Alexander B. Towbridge, Robert B. Evans, Don G. Mitchell, Paul B. Wishart, M. Frederik Smith, Harcourt Amory; not in picture - Edward L. Cushman, J. Willard Marriott, William C. Scott.

Scan of an American Motors photo showing the AMC Board of Directors standing by the AMX GT concept car. The image was freely provided. Source: original 1968 AMC annual report.

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