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JASPER Engines & Transmissions
PO Box 650
JASPER, IN
47547-0650

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Company: About JASPER


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Timeline of Events

1942 - Mr. Alvin C. Ruxer started JASPER in his Ford agency out of necessity due to the lack of parts for automobiles because of WW II production requirements. Production began with gasoline engines in a space of 12’ x 20’.

1946 - Turning point—War ended and abundance of cars and parts. Mr. Ruxer then made two decisions to: 1) only remanufacture to O.E.M. standards, and 2) not reuse any valve, valve spring or tappet.

1955 - Opened our first branch location in Indianapolis, Indiana.

1957 - Began remanufacturing light-duty transmissions in a separate facility. Production included automatic and standard transmissions.

1959 - Indiana Tool & Die acquired to remanufacture torque converters and perform outside machine work.

1965 - Gasoline Engine, Transmission and Tool & Die are joined under one roof in a new 100,000 sq. ft. facility.

1967 - JASPER launches its Diesel Department.

1969 - Company founder Alvin C. Ruxer named "Remanufacturer of the Year" for 1969-70 by PERA.

1970 - Diesel Department gets an expansion of 20,000 sq. ft.

1973 - Addition of 18,000 sq. ft. for core storage — gasoline engines and light duty transmissions.

1976 - JASPER’s Differential Department is launched.

1983 - Addition of 22,500 sq. ft. for sales training and development, office space, Transmission Department and transmission testing.

1985 - Addition of 35,000 sq. ft. for Service Department, new fuel room, gasoline engine test room and diesel storage area. The completion marks 257,500 sq. ft. of modern remanufacturing to O.E.M. standards and tolerances.

1987 - Under new ownership and management philosophy, the Company institutes a "Never Ending Commitment to Improvement of Safety, Quality, Productivity and Customer Service." The addition of JASPER Electric Motors expands capabilities into electric motor rewinding. JASPER Marine division is launched to remanufacture Inboard and I/O engines, as well as Mercruiser Type I stern drives.

1989 - Implementation of Statistical Process Control including a major investment in state-of-the-art production equipment. "Remanufacturer of the Year" for 1989-90 awarded to member of management team by PERA. Introduction of JASPER Performance Products line and Winston Cup (now Nextel Cup) racing sponsorship.

1990 - Implementation of Technical Service Department for improved customer support.

1992 - JASPER celebrates 50 years of progress. Cogeneration products launched.

1994 - Completion of a 160,000 sq. ft. addition to our facility. This expansion increases our production and office area to 367,053 sq. ft. or 8 1/2 acres under roof.

1996 - The third time a member of the JASPER management team has been honored as "Remanufacturer of the Year".

1998 - Completion of a 267,000 sq. ft. core processing facility in Crawford County, IN.

1999 - Import engines added to product line.

2000 - JASPER’s new 100,000 sq. ft. Product Distribution Center opens.

2001 - JASPER becomes the Officially Licensed Remanufactured Engines and Transmissions of NASCAR. Renovation of Gas Production area including crank carousel. Began to assemble several families of transmissions at Crawford.

2002 - JASPER begins production of import transmissions and celebrates 60 years of growth and innovation. Renovation of the entire Transmission Department completed.

2003 - JASPER expands distribution westward with the opening of its Los Angeles Branch.

2004 - JASPER opens production facility in Willow Springs, MO.

2005 - Diesel dynamometer rooms upgraded to state-of-the-art test facilities.

2006 - The Jasper, IN facility begins producing the transmissions and differentials for Ryan Newman and Kurt Busch of the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series, as well as Brendan Gaughan of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and the NASCAR Busch Series teams of Roger Penske and Rusty Wallace. Remanufactured BMW transmissions offered.

2007 - JASPER's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Transmission Program expands with the JASPER 4-Speed used by the Ganassi, Gibbs, Penske and Waltrip race teams.

Branches & Distributors

1955 - Indianapolis    1975 - Knoxville    1993 - Buffalo    2002 - Denver
1958 - Cincinnati 1976 - S. Charleston 1994 - Orlando 2002 - South Florida
1959 - Nashville 1977 - Pittsburgh 1995 - Columbia, SC 2002 - Houston
1964 - St. Louis 1983 - Detroit 1995 - St. Paul 2003 - Seattle
1966 - Atlanta 1986 - Columbus, OH 1996 - Fairfield, NJ 2003 - Los Angeles
1966 - Cleveland 1986 - Grand Rapids 1999 - Dallas 2004 - Hammond, LA
1968 - Chicago 1986 - Greensboro 1999 - Richmond 2004 - Phoenix
1972 - Chattanooga 1986 - Memphis 1999 - Boston
1974 - Kansas City 1988 - Philadelphia 2000 - Crawford County
1974 - Milwaukee 1989 - Baltimore      (JASPER/Louisville)




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