Fiat Chrysler bid to seize assets of former managing director Clyde Campbell

By Mark Hawthorne, Stephen Ottley
Updated May 26 2015 - 10:23am, first published 10:04am
Clyde Campbell was part of a plan to convert Dodge Ram pickups to right-hand drive for the New Zealand market. Photo: Carlos Osorio
Clyde Campbell was part of a plan to convert Dodge Ram pickups to right-hand drive for the New Zealand market. Photo: Carlos Osorio

Fiat Chrysler Australia is seeking to freeze the assets of former Australian managing director Clyde Campbell and his wife Simone, including his family home in Brighton and holiday homes in Victoria and Queensland.

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