Between the comments, private messages and emails, you, the readers, sent over 100 comments on how to get the smoke smell out of Project Volvo. Thank you for providing me one of the rare opportunities to harness “crowdsourcing” in a way that isn’t some nebulous social-media pie-in-the-sky frivolity. I’ve made great strides with shampoo and vinegar/water solutions, and will be moving on to coffee grounds and other tactics. In the mean time, something else has caught my attention.
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Tagged as maintenance, project $1500 volvo, rims, Volvo, volvo v70, Wheels
Tagged as maintenance, project $1500 volvo, rims, Volvo, volvo v70, Wheels
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RobertRyan - Well without going in to the mainly finer points which there are many, Others from Australia can elaborate on the...
MrWhopee - Not sure how the Australian feel they have the right to be angry. Sure, it’s bad news to them, but bad things...
cthill - Currently the full-time minimum wage is $15.96 per hour or $606.40 per week. This means that most employees in the...
Geekcarlover - Give me a car, any car, a Yugo with a seized engine and no brakes! If it comes with Trunk Monkey ® I’ll pay full sticker price.
RobertRyan - This sort of comment has annoyed a lot of people. if it was the US and he said the F150 would now be built totally...
RobertRyan - Either way Ford was losing. Its imported vehicles are not the saviour they thought they would be and Ford Australia...
ydnas7 - There are many reasons for Ford’s failure in Australia Key among them is failure to anticipate OR respond to the...
Geekcarlover - They may have planned to make it available in 55, but I think it took a year or two to make it to market. My Mom’s second husband had a Fairlane (58 I think)...
Ron B. - We the Australian tax payers can say with a lot of Authority that currency manipulation and hand outs are the last thing...
RobertRyan - This has caused a lot of angst. Here is an article that appeared in todays SMH. Ford has been struggling with...