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Wed, October 14, 2009
Tue, October 13, 2009 Classic Costume Company, Inc.: CCUC, Inc. Develops New Specialty Bus Division
SPRINGFIELD, MO--(Marketwire - October 13, 2009) - Classic Costume Company, Inc. (
CCUC has retained the services of GNS Tech, Inc. (GNS), a specialty bus design and manufacturing consulting firm based in Ozark, MO. GNS representative, Mr. Robert J. Haswell, and his team offer over 24 years of combined expertise in design, construction and sales of specialty buses. Imperial Coach Builders, CCUC's wholly owned subsidiary, has been contracted to build the buses from the ground-up for the U.S. and Canadian markets.
Mr. Haswell and GNS will utilize designs already listed on the pre-approved "Border Crossing List" for Transport Canada, the Canadian governmental agencies responsible for developing regulations, policies and services regarding transportation.
GNS is also armed with a complete array of testing equipment to ensure compliance with all U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards as dictated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
In addition to its extensive knowledge and manufacturing expertise, GNS brings to Imperial Coach Works close to $2,000,000.00 (two million dollars U.S.) in potential contracts. This revenue stream plus GNS's extensive industry and operational knowledge will set Imperial Coach Builders well ahead of the curve in terms of its competition and will help catapult Imperial to the top of the specialty coach arena.
"We've designed and built a number of different vehicles over the years including several unique limousines and a line of custom hot rods," said Gary Spaniak, Chief Executive Officer of CCUC, Inc. "Delving into this new product line is a very exciting new chapter for us in the evolution and diversification of our company."
CCUC is also in the process of developing a 100 percent pure-electric, zero emissions drive-train for all its vehicles. Innovations such as this, coupled with existing successful lines of limousines, fleet-livery and custom vehicles, clearly positions CCUC as a top player and innovator in the custom-vehicle industry. [ www.electriccarstocks.com ]
About CCUC, Inc.
CCUC, Inc. is a business-development, marketing and manufacturing conglomerate. The Company's focus is to take full advantage of and expand upon emerging electric-power technologies and be first-to-market in providing 100 percent electric vehicle and powertrain systems.
CCUC also sees potentially explosive growth in the aftermarket automotive up-fitter segment; this includes, "pure electric" vehicles, limousines, other livery, specialty fleet, classic automobiles and custom restorations. By providing affordable and efficient products and solutions for this segment, CCUC is well positioned to be an industry leader in this aftermarket division.
CCUC fully expects to have the first zero emissions, "pure electric" livery vehicle ready to unveil by first quarter of 2010 and continually expand its line of products to eventually revolutionize the specialty-automotive vehicle market.
CCUC operates its two wholly owned subsidiaries, Imperial Coach Works, Inc. and Plug-in Motors Inc.
Imperial Coach Builders, Inc., a limousine and specialty vehicle manufacturing company, operates out of a 60,000-sq/ft facility in Springfield, MO. [ www.limoland.com ]
Plug-In Motors, Inc., a specialty automotive technology company, provides a zero emission, high-performance 100 percent "pure electric" automobile-conversion solution for any size production vehicle. [ www.pluginmotors.com ]
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