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Re: OT: GM common stock...Low


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Posted by 1936 on June 27, 2008 at 05:19:16 from (68.77.146.21):

In Reply to: OT: GM common stock...Low posted by gun guru on June 27, 2008 at 02:21:44:

Invest what your sleep factor will take. Just on TV this AM the GM is CASH strapped to do the turn around they had planned. Don't know if an IPO is in the GM future? Auto nation car dealers dumped all the big three car dealerships except a few in CA. Invested in rice burners dealerships. This took place mid last year. They only look at the bottom line not the sheet metal. As of two years back every GM car off the line had 1500 dollars health care price tag included in the sticker price. GM and Ford has followed CAT and the air line to the A/B pay scales. Sort of reminds me of the 1974 gas jumped off 35 cents the cars were down sized for a while and with gas around a dollar in early eightys the cars got bigger. The big boys were way too slow to make any turn arounds do to the size and mind set of the very well paid CEO's. Mopar did keep the big cars until the famious K car arrived in 1981 and the GOV bailed out their butts. The Gov bought untold numbers of K cars and light trucks. The door hing pin was a large cottor pin that was bent over to keep it in place on the K car. Still see one on the road once a while figured it was very low mileage. They had wiring loom and carb problems in a major was.

Ford dealership in NE Missouri is selling stripper 1/2 ton trucks for 9999.00.

Take a 100 dollar bill at the gas pump for the most part soo is this truck a deal?


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