Who owns odd lots

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Jonathan E. Ronald A. Robins Jr. Counsel and Corp. Michael Allen Schlonsky. Jack Anthony Pestello. In just four years, that store grew into a chain.

It was the strategic buyout of the manufacturer of the Bricklin car, with its famous gull-wing, upward-opening doors, that catapulted him into the big league. Shenk did something that Malcolm Bricklin had been unable to do. He made money by selling parts to car owners. Shenk was thus able to open Odd Lots in He bought odd lots of merchandise from production overruns, bankruptcies and overstock and sold it through the store in Columbus.