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Old 20-03-2019, 09:32 PM   #31
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Default Re: Holden to come after negative posters/Keyboard warriors,regarding their brand.

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Prior to GM Ownership... Holden built bodies for Model T Fords (amongst other vehicles). This stopped when Ford started it's own production in Geelong. Not long after that is when GM moved in to take over Holden.... and the rest is history !

How different it would have been if Henry chose to absorb them first, instead of going the completely independant route !??

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Oh gord...A Holden Falcon...Doesn't sound right does it?
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