The Mulroy Express Tri-blend Tee

THE CURIOUS CASE OF MULROY AUTOMOTIVE'S "MULROY EXPRESS"  "Driving is Believing" In the early 1980s, the automotive world was abuzz with the rise of family minivans. Sensing an opportunity, Mulroy Automotive, a relatively unknown company from the outskirts of Detroit, decided to jump into the fray with their ambitious project: the "Mulroy Express." The concept was revolutionary. Mulroy's engineers envisioned a minivan that could transform into a boat. Their tagline? "Drive on land, sail on water!" The idea was to cater to the adventurous American family – those who loved road trips but also wanted to explore lakes and rivers without the hassle of towing a boat. The design phase was shrouded in secrecy. Rumors swirled about Mulroy hiring former NASA engineers and marine biologists. There were whispers of a prototype that could fly, but that idea was quickly shelved due to safety concerns. The excitement was palpable, and the industry waited with bated breath. In 1982, the "Mulroy Exp