Throughout the year, Merrifield participated in numerous local charity car shows for fun. The Swoopster made multiple national appearances including being featured on ESPN2, Goodguys and Super Chevy.Īfter purchasing the car, Merrifield made some minor mechanical and suspension upgrades. Its history was nothing short of impressive either. He was struck by the car’s custom, nontraditional and unique style: sleek, low and high-tech. After he would fix up one vehicle to his exact liking, he would sell it and look for a new challenge – each time gaining more passion and experience and taking his skills to the next level.Īfter selling a 1932 roadster built by Boyd Coddington, American Hot Rod star, in 2017 Merrifield had the opportunity to purchase a 1941 Willys Swoopster. Since his first car in high school, a 1972 Z28 Camaro, Merrifield has built, restored and shown more than 40 hot rods. To be accepted, sponsored content must be consistent with the news or features topics, and the Springfield-centric geography, of the Daily Citizen. What was popular then was fixing up cars and cruising around,” Merrifield said. Jacob Barge, NewStream Enterprises Eric Hedden, NewStream Enterprises Paul Samsel, NewStream Enterprises. “Back then, there weren’t any malls to go to. and NewStream Enterprises, and some 800 people work at the now dubbed Solo Cup complex, Davis said. Hammons Hotels & Resorts, the nations leading independent builder, developer. He refers to his high school days in the 1970’s as the “era of muscle cars.” As executive vice president of development for Springfield, Mo.-based John Q. Kaderly declined to disclose 2016 revenue.Chris Merrifield grew up building cars and cruising the streets with friends. NewStream employs 250 in Springfield and also operates a 62-employee plant in Joliet, Illinois.
NewStream leases the other buildings from SRC, which plans to use them for expansion needs, Kaderly said.īy the end of this month, 25 employees are scheduled to move over to the Solo Cup building. “The new space will not only allow NSE to house all of its current customer accounts on one campus, but also leave room for future expansion.” “The move will increase communication between departments, enhance employee engagement and improve efficiencies throughout the warehouse. “As an employee-owned, open-book management company, NSE understands the benefit of having its owners in a central location,” company spokeswoman Sara Kaderly said via email. into the large Glenstone Avenue building across from Evangel University. Now, the company is in the process of moving operations and employees from its two other Springfield centers - at 3055 E. That brought NewStream’s total space at the property to 350,000 square feet. (SRC), is headquartered in Springfield, Missouri. building owned by Warren Davis Properties. NewStream Enterprises, LLC is a subsidiary of SRC Holdings Corp. division NewStream Enterprises is consolidating its Springfield operations after the recent lease of additional space at the former Solo Cup building.Įarly this year, the supply chain management company leased Ohio-based plastic packaging systems manufacturer Buckhorn Inc.’s 120,000 square feet it vacated at the 1100 N.
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