Navistar to resume shipping diesel engines
03-01-2007, 06:06 AM
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Can't you just see those guys at that Nav engine plant after having their jobs threatened by Ford? "Oh, you want a blank blank engine? I'll GIVE you a blanking blank engine alright! You're gonna have a judge order me to put this thing together? Oh, I will get RIGHT on it!"
Yeah, I cannot WAIT to drop more than my kids college fund on that kind of a truck. LOL!
Yeah, I cannot WAIT to drop more than my kids college fund on that kind of a truck. LOL!
03-01-2007, 10:40 AM
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How long until navistar finds a judge a little higher up to put the stop back on my bet would be monday or tuesday
Another Anna Nacole soap opera for next week.
In the meantime shipments will be slow and and i sure would not trust the quality this is no where close to being over it's going to get real ugly!
I think they should round up the guys that designed this truck that you have to remove the body
from the frame to R+R the cylinder heads and either make them fix them personally or tie them to the hitch and drag them
The judge should side with navistar because ford should not be allowed to sell to the public such an unservicable pile of crap!
Another Anna Nacole soap opera for next week.In the meantime shipments will be slow and and i sure would not trust the quality this is no where close to being over it's going to get real ugly!
I think they should round up the guys that designed this truck that you have to remove the body
from the frame to R+R the cylinder heads and either make them fix them personally or tie them to the hitch and drag them The judge should side with navistar because ford should not be allowed to sell to the public such an unservicable pile of crap!
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03-01-2007, 10:45 AM
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Once again, Ford proves it can't stop being Ford. Meanwhile, the line gets longer and longer at the Ford dealer, waiting to buy one of those great new diesel trucks. Someone should do a study on "Ford loyalty". Maybe, in the future, there will be a twelve step program for the habitual Ford loyalists. Or not.
I can't take my eyes off this train wreck.
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Meanwhile, the line gets longer and longer at the Ford dealer, waiting to buy one of those great new diesel trucks. Someone should do a study on "Ford loyalty". Maybe, in the future, there will be a twelve step program for the habitual Ford loyalists. Or not. I can't take my eyes off this train wreck.
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well if ford sued them over price and warranty work i would think that they would be smart enough by now to find and another engine for the truck 
not that i like ford by any means but they do sell more trucks than cheby and dodge combined WAKE UP FORD and smell the 
not that i like ford by any means but they do sell more trucks than cheby and dodge combined WAKE UP FORD and smell the
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Once again, Ford proves it can't stop being Ford. Meanwhile, the line gets longer and longer at the Ford dealer, waiting to buy one of those great new diesel trucks. Someone should do a study on "Ford loyalty". Maybe, in the future, there will be a twelve step program for the habitual Ford loyalists. Or not.
I can't take my eyes off this train wreck.
Wetspirit
Meanwhile, the line gets longer and longer at the Ford dealer, waiting to buy one of those great new diesel trucks. Someone should do a study on "Ford loyalty". Maybe, in the future, there will be a twelve step program for the habitual Ford loyalists. Or not. I can't take my eyes off this train wreck.
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