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Be easy on me now.....I am a Ford man!
I wanted to take the time to acknowledge one awesome website filled with timely news, wonderful discussions, and design contests that offer a glimpse inside the minds of those who kneel before the blue square GM logo.
Years ago, I wouldn't have dreamed of praising anything remotely dealing with GM or its products, but that was before the invasion of the asians and japanese cookie cutter mongrils who make cars with no soul and offer blue hairs and the non-thinking with products which last a long time and do it with no pretense of ever being interesting products.
I've changed my viewpoint of GM products which once held them in contempt for dreadful products in the 1980's and early 1990's. I see hope, if not a realization of that hope, in products that are soon to occupy the highways of this country. I hope that as General Motors awakens from its decade plus moribund design and product era that this awakening elevates the entire domestic industry so that we can push back the well-made, dull tin cans from the orient.
While I'll never bleed GM blue or ever consider a bowtie for my driveway, I will always be a champion of all things domestic. I may be found on the roadside in a dead Ford, but I'll never be found dead (or alive) in a Toyota!
Best wishes to a fantastic website which has become one of my "must visits" on my web-surfing schedule.
Kudos to the staff and participants!
Be easy on me now.....I am a Ford man!
I wanted to take the time to acknowledge one awesome website filled with timely news, wonderful discussions, and design contests that offer a glimpse inside the minds of those who kneel before the blue square GM logo.
Years ago, I wouldn't have dreamed of praising anything remotely dealing with GM or its products, but that was before the invasion of the asians and japanese cookie cutter mongrils who make cars with no soul and offer blue hairs and the non-thinking with products which last a long time and do it with no pretense of ever being interesting products.
I've changed my viewpoint of GM products which once held them in contempt for dreadful products in the 1980's and early 1990's. I see hope, if not a realization of that hope, in products that are soon to occupy the highways of this country. I hope that as General Motors awakens from its decade plus moribund design and product era that this awakening elevates the entire domestic industry so that we can push back the well-made, dull tin cans from the orient.
While I'll never bleed GM blue or ever consider a bowtie for my driveway, I will always be a champion of all things domestic. I may be found on the roadside in a dead Ford, but I'll never be found dead (or alive) in a Toyota!
Best wishes to a fantastic website which has become one of my "must visits" on my web-surfing schedule.
Kudos to the staff and participants!