The Detroit electric utility where Ford worked as chief engineer while building his first car.
Founders · Oct 6Ford earned $125 a month there as chief engineer and worked on his gas engine every night and all of Sunday. The company offered him a general superintendency if he dropped the gas engine, and he quit on August 15, 1899.
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