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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Paddy: I love it! That’s an Edsel, right? [/quote]
Allan:
Haha !
Yes, we had a beautiful Edsel when I was a kid. So did my cousin. My uncle bought one late in life and restored it.
They were beautiful. And yes, the Edsel was a dud.
Edsel was Henry Ford’s son’s name if I recall and it was his idea. Way ahead of it’s time. Push button auto in the center of the steering wheel.
They only lasted a few years but are worth an absolute fortune today.
The automobile is part of America’s tradition and we were the envy of the world in that department for many years until we allowed the imports to dump their cars here for less than cost (subsidized by their Govs).
And of course we all know how America couldn’t compete with the 3rd world wages, tariffs, etc, etc.
Boy did we get screwed !
Please take the time to ask Jeff Bridges to drop the Hyundai ads and come back to his home team.
America cannot afford to subsidize another foreign auto manufacturer to destroy what is left of our own.
Follow this link and make yourself heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Don’t listen to the naysayers.
Your job may be next.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Paddy: I love it! That’s an Edsel, right? [/quote]
Allan:
Haha !
Yes, we had a beautiful Edsel when I was a kid. So did my cousin. My uncle bought one late in life and restored it.
They were beautiful. And yes, the Edsel was a dud.
Edsel was Henry Ford’s son’s name if I recall and it was his idea. Way ahead of it’s time. Push button auto in the center of the steering wheel.
They only lasted a few years but are worth an absolute fortune today.
The automobile is part of America’s tradition and we were the envy of the world in that department for many years until we allowed the imports to dump their cars here for less than cost (subsidized by their Govs).
And of course we all know how America couldn’t compete with the 3rd world wages, tariffs, etc, etc.
Boy did we get screwed !
Please take the time to ask Jeff Bridges to drop the Hyundai ads and come back to his home team.
America cannot afford to subsidize another foreign auto manufacturer to destroy what is left of our own.
Follow this link and make yourself heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Don’t listen to the naysayers.
Your job may be next.
[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Paddy: I love it! That’s an Edsel, right? [/quote]
Allan:
Haha !
Yes, we had a beautiful Edsel when I was a kid. So did my cousin. My uncle bought one late in life and restored it.
They were beautiful. And yes, the Edsel was a dud.
Edsel was Henry Ford’s son’s name if I recall and it was his idea. Way ahead of it’s time. Push button auto in the center of the steering wheel.
They only lasted a few years but are worth an absolute fortune today.
The automobile is part of America’s tradition and we were the envy of the world in that department for many years until we allowed the imports to dump their cars here for less than cost (subsidized by their Govs).
And of course we all know how America couldn’t compete with the 3rd world wages, tariffs, etc, etc.
Boy did we get screwed !
Please take the time to ask Jeff Bridges to drop the Hyundai ads and come back to his home team.
America cannot afford to subsidize another foreign auto manufacturer to destroy what is left of our own.
Follow this link and make yourself heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Don’t listen to the naysayers.
Your job may be next.
[quote=paddyoh]
In the spirit of Bruce Springsteen’s letter to the New York Times admitting his mistake for promoting his compilation CD in the union busting evil empire known as Wal Mart.
And, in support of all the unemployed American blue collar workers and bankrupt American auto industry.
I would like to encourage those Americans who still care about keeping at least some industry on our soil to respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to give back to the country that helped become the deservedly famous and rich celebrity he is and renounce the shameful Hyundai voice over television ads.
Here is the link. Please ignore the naysayers and take the time to make your voice heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Right now, given the circumstances, it’s the right thing to do.
Don’t let our American Automobile Heritage die.
[/quote][quote=paddyoh]
In the spirit of Bruce Springsteen’s letter to the New York Times admitting his mistake for promoting his compilation CD in the union busting evil empire known as Wal Mart.
And, in support of all the unemployed American blue collar workers and bankrupt American auto industry.
I would like to encourage those Americans who still care about keeping at least some industry on our soil to respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to give back to the country that helped become the deservedly famous and rich celebrity he is and renounce the shameful Hyundai voice over television ads.
Here is the link. Please ignore the naysayers and take the time to make your voice heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Right now, given the circumstances, it’s the right thing to do.
Don’t let our American Automobile Heritage die.
[/quote][quote=paddyoh]
In the spirit of Bruce Springsteen’s letter to the New York Times admitting his mistake for promoting his compilation CD in the union busting evil empire known as Wal Mart.
And, in support of all the unemployed American blue collar workers and bankrupt American auto industry.
I would like to encourage those Americans who still care about keeping at least some industry on our soil to respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to give back to the country that helped become the deservedly famous and rich celebrity he is and renounce the shameful Hyundai voice over television ads.
Here is the link. Please ignore the naysayers and take the time to make your voice heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Right now, given the circumstances, it’s the right thing to do.
Don’t let our American Automobile Heritage die.
[/quote][quote=paddyoh]
In the spirit of Bruce Springsteen’s letter to the New York Times admitting his mistake for promoting his compilation CD in the union busting evil empire known as Wal Mart.
And, in support of all the unemployed American blue collar workers and bankrupt American auto industry.
I would like to encourage those Americans who still care about keeping at least some industry on our soil to respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to give back to the country that helped become the deservedly famous and rich celebrity he is and renounce the shameful Hyundai voice over television ads.
Here is the link. Please ignore the naysayers and take the time to make your voice heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Right now, given the circumstances, it’s the right thing to do.
Don’t let our American Automobile Heritage die.
[/quote][quote=paddyoh]
In the spirit of Bruce Springsteen’s letter to the New York Times admitting his mistake for promoting his compilation CD in the union busting evil empire known as Wal Mart.
And, in support of all the unemployed American blue collar workers and bankrupt American auto industry.
I would like to encourage those Americans who still care about keeping at least some industry on our soil to respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to give back to the country that helped become the deservedly famous and rich celebrity he is and renounce the shameful Hyundai voice over television ads.
Here is the link. Please ignore the naysayers and take the time to make your voice heard:
http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Right now, given the circumstances, it’s the right thing to do.
Don’t let our American Automobile Heritage die.
[/quote][quote=flu]Sonata is turning out to be…. [/quote]
The definitive Wal Mart car.
Don’t let the Wal Mart cars take over America while our auto industry and blue collar workers are on the ropes.
Politely ask Jeff Bridges to renounce the Hyundai promos and pitch for the home team again.
Here’s the link: http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355
Make your voice heard !
