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Re: Re: Henry Ford Museum
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Posted by Harris Guy on July 19, 2004 at 09:49:26 from (65.129.149.30):
In Reply to: Re: Henry Ford Museum posted by G.King on July 19, 2004 at 08:21:16:
Henry Ford always reminds me of authenic America.
He built a car for the working man to own, then a
tractor, for the farmer.His name was on products,
he did these projects without merging 5 companies
together. Since the eighties, Global Economy has
put Ford into the corporate merger game. Now, it's 50%(?)Mazda, 20%(?)Cummins, etc. The old
motto:'Ford has a better idea' got lost buying used Firestone tires for several billion.
Difficult to predict if the remaining core products can turn the current slump around.
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