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'<br>The Motor City stamped metal shop in January of this year received an honorable mention from General Motors when it did a presentation at the annual International Auto Show. Last year, Motor City received the prestigious GM Supplier Quality Awards for its outstanding performance on small and mid-sized stamping and welding operations. Receiving the award from the world's largest auto maker is no small feat, says Motor City Stamping President Judy Kucway, whose company received the recognition for its continuing excellence in stamping. "Words just do not do it justice," she said.<br><br><br>This award came as a complete surprise to Kucway and the entire staff at Motor City. "We've had a lot of hard work over the years, but we are not a small shop compared to some of the other companies," she said. "This whole thing is still pretty unbelievable to me," she said. "I was really excited when the president [of GM] visited us and gave us the award." Then came the news that the award came from President Obama.<br><br><br>That's one way to put it. But the employees of Motor City Stamping aren't taken by this sudden wave of recognition. "We've been doing business with the car company for over 40 years and it's nice to be appreciated," said Joe Zehrer, the president of the Motorsports Exhibitor Company. "They've always been very good to us."<br><br><br>Zehrer told the workers at the company that it's "a humbling experience" and that the Motor City Stamping Company has been "doing a heck of a lot for America" since its start in 1940. The company, he continued, is an "incredible example" of how hard-working businesses can thrive even in a down economy. "There is a lot of good will and gratitude shown by workers," Zehrer said. "It's always a good day when people can go home and get their paycheck." He added, "I'd like to award the president [of GM] personally because he deserves it."<br><br><br>One of the things that struck us as we reviewed several online businesses was that the website offered a "How To" guide for customer ordering. While there were no videos explaining the process of Motor City stamping, there were plenty of helpful tips and helpful contact information. The same can be said for the company's website. There is a "Contact Us" page, and a link to a factory locator and dealer locator. The company has a large and active online catalog, and even a few images of completed projects.<br><br><br>One thing we did not see was any information on whether or not the shop processes checks in St. Louis. As far as we could tell, they do. However, we suppose that is of little concern if you live out in the country. The town is well known as a manufacturing hub for steel, so it should come as no surprise that many workers from out of town work there. Or maybe it is just part of the down economy.<br><br><br>One of the more interesting sections on the website was the "About Us" page. On it, the workers offered some history of the town and wrote some history of the company as well. A representative from the Stamping House responded to our inquiry with some information of his own. He told us that his business was the oldest running stamping shop in the entire state of Missouri. He told us that his son served as a salesman for the company for thirty years and then went on to become a successful entrepreneur.<br><br><br>We were interested in learning more about the company, so we asked to speak with someone from the corporate office. If you beloved this article therefore you would like to acquire more info about [https://www.castermetal.com/caster-metal-shell-moulding-products-and-service/ visit the next web page] generously visit our own website. When we did, we were provided with numbers and names of current customers. It appears that Motor City is a prime location for many companies in the Stamps Inc. category. Many large companies in the area to own a stamping plant in the town. It appears that those companies are primarily based in Cleveland, Ohio, however, they are just as happy to have a stamping shop in the town of Stamps, Missouri.<br>'