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Old 11-01-2007, 05:24 PM #5
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Default Made in China
Hi everyone:

Those of us who are much older (I am 78) remember the days when "Made in Japan" was equivalent to how some people now feel about "Made in China". The goods were not considered high quality.

Ironically, now there may be more Japanese cars sold in this country than U. S. made cars. How times do change. Here's hoping that the time will come when Chinese made goods improve.

Shirley H.
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