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From: Mike Hunter on 24 Feb 2010 10:55
What part of, "even ten years ago, let alone forty years ago," did you not
understand?

If you lived in Pennsylvania you can get an "Antique Car" plate for a 1995
vehicle

Why is Ford being talked about in a thread about Toyotas massive recalls, is
it intended as a diversion from Toyotas problems?"

If you do a search you will find Henry Ford was responsible for Ford Motor
Company. ;)

"charlesgrozny" <n5hsr(a)sprynet.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Mike Hunter" <Mikehunt2(a)lycos,com> wrote in message
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>> What's you point? You can not compare any manufactures vehicles today
>> with what they made, even ten years ago, let alone forty years ago.
>>
>> Toyota makes good stuff but so does every other manufacturer today. I've
>> saw thousands of Ford and other brands run to 300,000 and more, when I
>> still owned my fleet service business, when given the proper preventive
>> maintenance.
>
> Well since the most recent vehicle I've had, both GM and Toyota are 95's,
> I'd say that that is a valid comparison point. I'm not impressed with
> really anybody's newer vehicles. It will be a while before I can afford
> them anyway. In 1999 when I sold my 1995 S-10, it already had more rust
> on it at 50,000 miles than my current 1995 Corolla does now at 140,000.
>
> I remembered why I put you on the list. If it weren't for you, there
> probably wouldn't be a Ford Motor Company.
>
> Charles Grozny
>


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