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The Town of Beverly Shores, Indiana is inviting all interested and eligible vendors to submit sealed combined lump sum bids for the sale to the Town of two NEW 2010 FWD Ford Escape Hybrid vehicles and the acceptance of two Town vehicles as trade-ins. The new vehicles must be equipped with at least all standard equipment which is more particularly ...
Wheatfield town residents are invited to help plan the future of the town's waterfront and discuss the Wheatfield Local Waterfront Revitalization Program during a meeting set for 7 p.m. Monday at the Wheatfield Community Center, next to Town Hall on Church Road.
New York's Cabbies Like Credit Cards? Go Figure
Like a growing number of city taxi riders, Susan Barnett used a credit card on Tuesday when she paid her driver, Janusz Kuznia.
Riverside County will have to do without a customs inspector for now
For the time being, Riverside County will have to do without a customs inspector whose presence, county officials say, would be a major boost to local businesses engaged in international trade.
St. Thomas plant closure will affect thousands, cost millions
The impact of the closure of a Ford assembly plant in southwestern Ontario will extend far beyond the plant itself, costing the region thousands of spinoff jobs and millions of dollars in tax revenue, according to union officials and local politicians.
Media advisory - CAW Members at Ford Approve New Agreement
TORONTO, Nov. 1 CAW-Ford-new-agreemnt TORONTO , Nov. 1 /PRNewswire/ - Thousands of CAW members working at Ford facilities in Oakville , Windsor , St.
Ford, CAW reach tentative deal that includes plant closing
Leaders of the Canadian Auto Workers voted unanimously today to approve a new agreement with Ford Motor Co.
Ford to close St. Thomas assembly plant
Ford will close its St. Thomas, Ont., assembly plant and wipe out about 1,500 direct jobs and employment for thousands of other workers in less than two years under a concessions contract with the company's main union.
Ford's Quality Horrors--and Turnaround--Detailed in Plant Foreman's Book
By Jim Motavalli Oct 30, 2009 Bob Dewar , author of the new book A Savage Factory , was general foreman at the Ford Sharonville transmission plant in Ohio in the 1970s, and says he saw upfront the industry's ethic of waste and meet-the-quota at all costs, quality be damned.
SC County Commission holds brief meeting
The meeting held on Tuesday was very brief lasting only about 15 minutes. The first call to order was the elect of County Commissioner Rick Joiner and the elect of Vice Chairman Don Cherry.
Scott & Annette Helmbeck 1951 Mercury wagon - Bowling Green Turtle Wax Top 100
There is a remarkable amount of custom work on this Arkansas woodie wagon, from the '54 Chevy grille teeth and frenched headlights to the Buick ports and Americans with '51 Merc caps.
The Oldest New Vehicles You Can Buy
To keep up in competitive automotive segments, manufacturers issue new or substantially revised products every five to seven years.
1932 Ford Pickup - A Stitch In Time
Glenn Kramer, an upholsterer by trade, earned a solid reputation as the go-to guy for hot rod interiors in the Pacific Northwest.
Ford displays new MyKey technology
Ford MyKey representative Jennifer Burke holds a MyKey above a 2010 Ford Taurus emblem at Darling's Ford in Bangor on Tuesday, Oct.
The NHRA Museum Tour Blog 2 - The Road to the California Hot Rod Reunion
After our Monday morning driver's meeting it was a short drive to Steve's Auto Restoration in Portland, Oregon.
1929 Ford Highboy Roadster - Tuff Stuff
Though magazine editors are exposed to countless cool cars in our day-to-day lives and travels, there are always a few that, for one reason or another, stand out from the rest.
Vic Herrmann 1934 Ford 3-Window - Pleasanton Turtle Wax Top 100
Vic Herrmann built this gorgeous '34 Ford 3-window coupe using Gennie Ford steel and Chevy drivetrain parts.
WINDSOR, Ont. -- Ford Motor Co. will radically curtail its fourth-quarter production to match diving vehicle sales, a move that will force numerous temporary plant shutdowns in North America and result in at least 350 job losses in Windsor.
Randomness from the 2009 Hershey swap meet
Recession? This year's Hershey was big. More vendors than the last few years; just as many spectators; 1,600 cars in the car show; and business was reportedly brisk for every major vendor.
Chrysler, Toyota ahead of productivity pack
Chrysler LLC and Toyota are now in a dead heat on top of the auto industrya s productivity rankings, according to a report released Thursday by Harbour Consulting.
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