Allan Kornmiller

Allan Kornmiller launched his 35 year long career in automobile design at Ford Motor Company in 1952 after graduating from the Cleveland School of Art. After a brief stint in Ford’s Thunderbird and Vedette studios, Kornmiller transferred to Nash in 1953, where he worked with seminal industrial designers including Richard Arbib. In 1956, Kornmiller moved to Chrysler and ascended the ranks of its diverse studios. Assisting creative pioneers like Virgil Exner and Elwood Engel, Kornmiller collaborated on Chrysler’s Dodge Chargers, Imperials and Cordobas before his retirement in 1987.

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