An extraordinarily brave soldier and a charismatic leader, his attempt to kill Hitler on 20 July at the Nazi leader's eastern HQ - known as the 'Wolf's Lair' - will receive the Hollywood treatment in a new film, Valkyrie, starring Tom Cruise and Kenneth Branagh, being released next year.
Despite being almost a hundred years old, Dorman proudly proclaims that it's new since 1918 because of its desire to be constantly innovative. This is how it actually began. Ten years after the automobiles became popular in America, brothers Jack and Lew Dorman began taking replacement parts from junked cars and selling them in 1918.
American Automobile Manufacturers! Valliant - (see Plymouth) Valkyrie - Fiberfab Division of Velocidad Inc. Santa Clara, CA 1967 Van - Van Motor Car Co. Grand Haven, MI 1910-1911 Van Wagoner - (see Syracuse) Vaughan - (see Guy Vaughan Car Co. Kingston, NY 1910-1913) V. E. (V. E. C.) - Vehicle Equipment Co. Long Island City, NY 1903-1905 Veerac - Veerac Motor Co. Anoka, MN 1913 Velie - The Velie Motor Vehicle Co. Moline, IL 1909-1916 Velie - The Velie Motor Corp. Moline, IL 1916-1928 Vera - Vera Motor Car Co. Providence, RI 1912 Veracity - Smith Truss Company Topeka, Kansas 1903-1904 Vernon - Vernon Automobile Corp. Mount Vernon, NY 1915-1920 Vetta Ventura - (see Apollo) Victor - Victor Automobile Mfg. Co. St Louis, MO 1907-1911 Victor - Victor Motor Car Co. Philadelphia, PA 1913-1914 Victor - Richmond Cycle Car Mfg. Co. Richmond, VA 1914-1915 Victor Page - Victor W. Page Motors Corp. Farmingdale, NY 1921-1924 Viking - Viking Co. Boston, MA 1908 Viking - Olds Motor Works Lansing, MI 1929-1930 Viqueot - Viqueot Co. Long Island City, NY 1905