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Gone like 57 chevy, Gone.....(Montgomery Gentry)
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Posted by Spook on June 14, 2007 at 22:59:06 from (198.208.159.19):
In Reply to: Re: China bearings? posted by Davis In SC on June 14, 2007 at 21:00:57:
I just read where Ford is looking at having engine blocks finish machined at a foundry in Brazil, and assembling the engine here. That would eliminate about 80% of the jobs in an engine plant. GM and Chrysler are probably looking at that too. I think the manufacturing decline is just starting. Unless you are in a national defense related business, I don't know that any US manufacturing business can survive. It's kind of like the American Indians vs. the whites, we might win a battle here or there, but the war is lost already.
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