Chanda ranga: Car Parts Glasgow

Sunday 5 August 2012

Car Parts Glasgow

John Arnold Clark was born in Glasgow in 1927. He joined the Royal Air Force aged 17, and rising through the ranks as he was educated, Clark became a Corporal and a Motor Mechanics Instructor.[1]

After leaving the RAF in the early 1950s, Clark got a job in a bar and saved up his money until he was able to purchase a Morris Ten-Four for £70, and after restoring it, sold it for a profit.
Arnold Clark Automobiles

Clark started buying and selling other cars, and opened his first showroom in 1954 in Glasgow's Park Road.[2] After gaining his first retail franchise for Morris in 1959, expansion continued with the purchase of existing sites and rivals in and around the Glasgow area.

Arnold Clark Automobiles is now Scotland's largest car dealership, with over 145 new and used car dealerships spread throughout Great Britain. The company sells over 200,000 cars per year, employs 8000 people, and has an annual turnover of over £2.2 billion,[3] involved in:

    Servicing & Repairs
    Parts & Accessories
    Accident Repairs
    Car & Van Rental
    Car, Home & Travel InsuranceThe new £10 million state of the art custom built conference centre, GTG Training, was officially opened on the regenerated Clydeside area of Glasgow. The 61,000 sq ft (5,700 m2) centre is split into two dedicated sections; the fully operational transport division caters for every aspect in automotive training whilst the IT and business skills division provides a broad range of business skill training courses and a superb conference area.