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BUILT FORD TUFF
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Location: Mackay QLD
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Belgian business man Guido Dumarey is taking things to the next level to investigate buying the Holden plant and continue building cars using the Zeta platform. http://www.carsales.com.au/editorial...izabeth-100647
This would be the best news since Henry Ford starting building cars here. It would keep the manufacturing business open in Australia and be great for local jobs. There's a long way to go but it's a start. Imagine the potential of it. We all know that once the doors close for good that there's no way that we will ever see a auto factory in Australia again. Imagine the possibilities with a new owner and the other Australian business that supply parts like carbon fibre wheels, supercharger and the like.
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Belgian business man taking next step to buy Holden plant and Build Commodore
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