George Camp

George Camp received his BPA in Industrial Design from Art Center College of Design in 1963 and immediately began his design career at General Motors (GM), where he contributed to car and truck designs for most GM divisions including Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Cadillac, GMC Trucks, Buick, Corvette, Saab, and Stile Bertone/Opel. Camp was a key stylist on the El Camino project after he joined the Truck Studio staff in 1964 and was the lead designer for the Buick Rendezvous. He worked for 15 years in GM’s Advanced Design Studio producing designs for futuristic and fanciful concept cars. After a 38-year career, he retired from GM in 2001 as a Senior Creative Designer.