Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:28 am
RedRit Automotive
Johnny RedRit was born on August 23rd, 1930in Texas.
He grew up on a farm with his dad, Tony RedRit.
Johnny and his dad did a few quick fixes on some of the farm tractors and trucks.
But the real project was started in 1942, rebuilding their 1930 Ford Model T.
The project was finished in 1943, and Tony gave Johnny the car for his 15th birthday.
Tony died on September 4th, 1950.
Johnny was very devastated and he sold the Model T 3 days after his death.
He got a job and raised enough money to go to college and learn about the major elements of a car.
Then he started his own company in 1960, RedRit Automotive.
His goal was to make a car that reached the top 3 best selling cars in America.
RedRit planned to make everything from small lightweight cars to buses.
Johnny retired in 2000 and gave the company to his son, Jake RedRit.
Jake declared for their cars to have more modern technology and he felt it would boost the sales of the cars.
His thought was successful, making the average of the RedRit models ratings up by 23.7%
He grew up on a farm with his dad, Tony RedRit.
Johnny and his dad did a few quick fixes on some of the farm tractors and trucks.
But the real project was started in 1942, rebuilding their 1930 Ford Model T.
The project was finished in 1943, and Tony gave Johnny the car for his 15th birthday.
Tony died on September 4th, 1950.
Johnny was very devastated and he sold the Model T 3 days after his death.
He got a job and raised enough money to go to college and learn about the major elements of a car.
Then he started his own company in 1960, RedRit Automotive.
His goal was to make a car that reached the top 3 best selling cars in America.
RedRit planned to make everything from small lightweight cars to buses.
Johnny retired in 2000 and gave the company to his son, Jake RedRit.
Jake declared for their cars to have more modern technology and he felt it would boost the sales of the cars.
His thought was successful, making the average of the RedRit models ratings up by 23.7%