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Re: Red v Green
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Posted by Glen in TX on August 18, 2005 at 13:33:20 from (65.249.225.87):
In Reply to: Red v Green posted by Aces on August 18, 2005 at 11:09:03:
Every color and brand has had some problems along the way and still does. I wonder why we saw so many colors change a while back though? Too many whoop de doo gears and transmissions? Hmmmmmmm. Some major vehicle companies had some camshaft problems too and wouldn't admit it or stand behind it until new lemon laws came out. I went thru 4 engines with that before they finally admitted it. Just corporate people usually trying to save their jobs involved.
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