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Founded by Don Roberto N. Garza on May 10, 1946, Truck Equipment Monterrey, SA ( ECM), emerged as a company dedicated to the assembly of buses. The assembly had advice from the company of U.S. origin The Wayne Works, located in Richmond, Indiana .

This emerged in 1868 U.S. company specialized in construction body of both urban use buses for intercity .

Brochures provided by Robert L. Smith

Before his assembled in Monterrey, buses carrocerias Wayne had good acceptance market Mexican .

plant assembly built in Monterrey received all parts of a body for bus passengers and then in your production line were added from the awning windows and doors. Partner companies will manufacture the seats of the units made to customer order.

With an initial investment of one million pesos, ECM had a capacity to assemble a body of truck per day. The facilities were over an area of \u200b\u200b3.000 m2 in land fronting the north end of camp, by the current Alfonso Reyes Avenue. Don Roberto N.

Garza, for health reasons could not be present at the solemn inauguration, attended by important personalities . Among these was Don Lucio Lazcano, one of the forerunners of the shipping industry in northern Mexico, who literally said:

" I feel great satisfaction to be present at the inauguration of this building whose ground assembly fills a need for carriers of the Republic. We struggled in this industry, which is new, which is in management, but for the good of the country has been created, encouraged and supported by Mexican . Industry is misunderstood by men of government, they have seen with unfair discrimination, the trucking industry and transport. There is envy, there are phobias for no reason. In recent times, the country has realized the importance of transport has in contributing to the economy of Mexico " (El Porvenir, 1946.1).

the back of the hall where the inauguration was performed, wore a truck passenger International , red and white colors Frontier Transport, shows that this plant units assembly occur in Monterrey.

The bodies Wayne buses were used in different types and brands, these buses were: International , Chevrolet and Dodge among others. The following

photography shows a group of buses International K-7 equipped with body Wayne acquired by the company Transportes Reynosa-San Fernando, Ciudad Victoria, S . RL

For urban use ECM joining bus platforms Chevrolet, Dodge and International. A continuation shown a group of buses used on Route platform Suburban Torreon - Gomez Palacio.

Photo posted: by newspaper El Porvenir, June 20, 1952

In 1953, ECM worked in a total of 75 people: 60 workers and 15 employees. The Sr . Matias Botello Garcia fungia General Manager. Sales Management was in charge of Heriberto Lopez Ortiz and the Superintendent Mr . Ideli Lopez.

In January 1954, ECM was visited by Don Guillermo Riveroll , Manager, National Bank of Transportation, as well as other officials in of that financial institution. At that hearing were also important transportation l entrepreneurs headed by Don Alonso area Lazcano. At the time of the visit were in the vehicle assembly process for urban passenger service in Monterrey, the company intended to Monterrey Green Flag, SC L, well as Transport for Northeast and other transportation companies in the foreign service. The address of ECM was in charge of Don Eugenio Clariond, among some officials were Don Fernando Canales, Prof. Benigno Elizondo, Don Elias Botello and Don Heriberto López.

urban transport to Monterrey, ECM assemble a good number of units. A continuation are some of these in different years in the decade 1950's.

brand buses Chevrolet 1954 model equipped with body Wayne. Photograph taken of the newspaper El Porvenir, published on 9 November . , 1954


Coach brand urban Chevrolet 1956 model equipped with body Wayne to 33 passengers Photograph taken of the newspaper El Porvenir, published on March 25, 1956 .

City bus mark International model 1959 with Body Wayne Custom to 33 passengers. Photograph taken of the newspaper El Porvenir, published on 6 December . From 1959

For intercity assemble ECM bus bodywork Wayne type Metropolitan . The next photo shows shows a unit of this type with a capacity for 36 passengers in reclining seats .

Photo taken from trade journals, published in July 1953

In this picture shows a bus fleet type Metropolitan employees in service Route Reynosa-San Luis Potosi .

Photo taken from trade journals, published in July 1953


Deputy

ECM was Metal Industries subsidiary Monterrey, SA ( IMM), a company dedicated to the manufacture of bodies of cuttings trucks, dump boxes to work dirt road and construction, bodies for soft drink delivery trucks, passenger trucks bodies, recolectadotes garbage, etc..

the late 1960's ECM was liquidated, meanwhile IMM was sold to Grupo Industrial Ramírez

Families Clariond and Channels major shareholders of ECM, have directed their invests in a company called Grupo IMSA . The companies forming the Group IMSA are leaders in the steel processed products segment. These exported to five continents and include manufacturing and distribution operations in Mexico, United States, Europe, Central and South America . 50% of its production is sold outside Mexico. Its main products include: Plate Hot-rolled steel in cold , galvanized steel panels , plastic sheet and strip steel.

Grupo IMSA originated in 1936 with the formation of Industrias Monterrey. After a couple of weeks filled with rumors of sale Grupo IMSA, one of the most emblematic of Monterrey, announced in November 2008 have agreed that, after meeting certain conditions, Ternium, part of the Techint Group, made control of the company. The operation was something else 3 000 200 million U.S. Dollars.

It was Wayne Works and what actually are its former facilities will do a presentation later.

To carry out this work were taken from various editions of the newspaper El Porvenir The Millennium North and Monterrey, NL

also took data from the Industrial Review, Volume VII, No. 82 published in July 1953.

Mr. Robert L. Smith Vice President of Bus Transportation Museum located in Hershey, Pa., was well provide some brochures that are in your collection.

Any questions or comments, I remain your server: José Ramírez Lozano

Monterrey, NL, Mexico