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    Hello Tsikoteers.

    Allow me to introduce myself. I am Autohistorian. I am an automotive enthusiast with an equal interest in history. It has been my lifelong dream to start a book project about Philippine Automotive History. I want this to be a text book for college students. My main goal is to educate the youth about what happened in our local automotive industry so that they may learn from it and maybe not make the same mistakes.

    It might also touch on some history of our neighboring countries such as Thailand and Malaysia so that we can learn from their success.

    I have asked the permission of Papa Tsikot and Jedi to start a thread in Tsikot.com so that we may gather data for the book in this very site. I think it is a very worthy cause. I already have started talks with a publisher who has published a book for another group that I belong to. We will launch that book on Entreprenuership in the coming months.

    Re the book, I also want to interview the formal Car Manufacturers or Members of CAMPI so they can give their own history in the Philippines. I'll also put in indigenous/alternative modes of transport such as the pedicab, riles tulak-tulak, tricycle and the kuliglig. I also want to feature the various local auvs, and jeepneys as well.

    I propose we use the following outline so that we don't get confused.

    1.Introduction

    Through the Years
    2. Pre-colonial times
    3. Spanish times

    3.1 trams
    3.2 kalesa (it was popularized during colonial times but the term itself predates the era)

    4. During the Second World War
    5. 1950 – 1999 (can be further broken down)
    6. 2000 – present (can be further broken down)

    History of Manufacturers in the Philippines
    7. GM
    8. Ford
    9. Honda
    10. Isuzu
    11. Mitsubishi
    12. Nissan
    13. Toyota

    Alternative Local Modes of Transportation
    14. Kalesas
    15. Riles tulak tulak
    16. Kuliglig
    17. Pedicabs (Padyak)
    18. Tricycles

    Evolution of the Jeep to OTJ to Jeepney

    19. Jeeps

    19.1 MDJeepstar
    19.2 Lubar

    20. OTJ

    21. Jeepneys

    21.1 Sarao
    21.2 Francisco
    21.3 Malaguena
    21.4 Lawin
    21.5 David

    22. AUVs and Special Vehicles

    22.1 Castro
    22.2 Sterling
    22.3 Panther
    22.4 Parejo
    22.5 Allana Motors
    22.6 Thoroughbred
    22.7 Carter
    22.8 Alana AMC Hammer
    22.9 Multicabs

    23. Provincial Creations

    23.1 Iloilo style Jeepneys
    23.2 Bacolod type Jeepneys
    23.3 Cebu Type Jeepneys

    Of course the outline as well as the suggested topics are open to suggestions.

    Well then, lets write the Philippine Automotive History!!
    Last edited by dprox; June 29th, 2007 at 02:54 AM.

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