Actually i've been starting to notice alot of stuff being made in other
places. Ireland, England, Italy, BC, Canada, Mexico, Belfast, and the US.
These are not high dollar luxury items either but more common goods. Also,
have noticed that alot of my electronics have been starting to come from
places other than China, Taiwan, and Japan. My last CD PLayer and Receiver
for my home theater system was made in belfast and they are kenwood
products. This is the only post I will make on this to the DML due to
content.
Jeff Durling
'01 4x2 QC SLT+
Steve Preston wrote:
> I`m sorry if I sounded like I was picking on the people of China.It`s
> the government and military that concerns me.We`re sending a lot of
> money over there,and I think there will be a problem in the future due
> to that.McDonalds or no McDonalds.Look at some discount stores (esp.Big
> Lots/Odd Lots)selling mostly made in China stuff...........highly
> disproportionate, and unnecessary,regardless of whose fault it is.Lets
> see some Swedish Christmas lights! Or Canadian pliers! ANYWAY, as far as
> Daks go,I bought mine after the Daimler "merger",not really knowing who
> was in control then.All I knew was,the Dakota that I ended up buying was
> made in Warren,Michigan.I figured since it had no Mercedes parts on
> it,then it was still basically the same Dodge truck as before.And the
> fact that I REALLY liked Dakotas kinda pushed me over the edge. I still
> think no other truck looks nearly as good as a Dak.Plus,you don`t have
> to prop open the hood (which I despise).$20,000,and you have to hold the
> hood up with a stick? I don`t THINK so!!!
>
> 99 Dakota Sport Intense Blue RC 4X4 V6 42RE 3.92 Anti-Spin w/Infinity CD
> system and optional hand-crank windows (2) 3923 Autolite spark plugs
> Big Blue Ram sticker in the slider window that intimidates people into
> establishing a safe following distance
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