Posted by George 3 on January 15, 2017 at 17:08:22 from (67.21.111.206):
In Reply to: On Made in America posted by Texasmark1 on January 15, 2017 at 06:10:40:
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One of the worst I ran into was a Ford Maverick in 1970. My buddy was a mechanic at the local Ford dealer back then and he showed me one that had just came from the factory. It had the 200 CID six and two spark plugs were hanging from their plug wires . He told me the spark plug holes in the head had not been tapped and were just a blank hole with no threads. The car was parked outside until a new cylinder head arrived from parts. The JD plant I worked in at that time had the same philosophy of getting product out the door. I remember a log skidder with sloppy splines on the axles and they told me the dealer would take care of it. He didn't and a few months later it came back to the dealer under warranty to replace the wheel hubs. Very bad business practices.
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