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By 1943, Glenn, one of the sons, was buying and selling cars at his father’s location. After World War II, he suggested moving the sales business to a separate site. Two additional lots were then purchased on Route 11. By 1950, “Glenn’s Sales and Service” had added Kaiser Frazier and the Packard to the list of automobiles that were sold. In 1954, a partnership was begun between the Dunn family and Glenn Burdick. When that partnership was dissolved, Glenn obtained the Rambler franchise from American Motors.
David Burdick grew up in the automobile business, always working with his father, Glenn. Having that entrepreneurial spirit, however, he tried his hand at a sports equipment store. But David’s heart was really in the buying and selling of automobiles. In 1974, he obtained the
From these humble beginnings, David’s, Kevin’s and Kelly’s dealerships have grown to more than 100 employees. The franchises now include:
Growth, prosperity and success have marked the passing of time, as surely as have hard work, hardship and dedication. Much has changed, and much has stayed the same. Then, as now, recognizing the value and importance of each customer and employee makes the difference.
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