STAP Then and Now

[TFB]

Enjoy...


http://www.photoshow.com/watch/bE6Nj8Cv?source=em_ps_show_own er

[SC Cheesehead]

Dang, Tom, that got me a little choked up.

Thanks for sharing; I bookmarked it for future viewing.

[screamn]

Great slide show.

Thanks for sharing.

Goes to show nothing last forever and all good things come to an end!

[1 Bad Merc]

Wow -talk about nostalgia when I look at some of those cars! Thanks for sharing :)

[Mr. Man]

So what happens to STAP now?

[SMOKE]

A wonderful piece of work...thanks for sharing...

Best,
Jonathan

[1stMerc]

So what happens to STAP now?

Probably the same as the Ford, Gm, and Chrysler plants that used to be here.






Nothing...

[Krytin]

A facility that's just over forty years old and looks to be in excellent repair - that actually goes beyond stupid!

I guess it's too old to depreciate anymore so the bean counters said get rid of it.

Too sad!

[jgc61sr2002]

Very Sad.:(

[kernie]

So what happens to STAP now?

Ford, #1 seller in Canada, now tied with Honda for fewest built in Canada,

http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2011/09/07/18653986.html#/news/london/2011/09/07/pf-18653981.html

from the above link.

Ford will employ about 4,500 hourly workers and about another 1,500 salaried by September's end, with about another 1,000 on layoff in Canada. Honda employs about 4,500 while GM has 10,000 workers here, Toyota about 6,500 and Chrysler 7,800.
Ford remains the vehicle sales leader in Canada, with 14.1% of the car market in June. General Motors is second with 11.8% .


Fords future,

http://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/Ford-building-1bn-afp-718252617.html


Fellow Canadians take note, f-ck ford.


Edit, i should add an even bigger F-ck U to those who have zero presence here, hyudia-kia-VW ect. ect.

Time to punish those corporations who have turned their backs on their home turf, and by this i mean USA-Canada, support local wherever you are in the USA-Canada.