fred kanter	Re: Windshield Washer	#31
Home away from home Joined: 2008/6/9 2:32 Last Login : 2011/9/22 7:58 From NJ Group: Registered Users Posts: 727	Now there's a positive move Kev. THANK YOU. By the way, if you buy a replacement part from either a major parts store such a Advance or an OE like GM and it is made in China the markup is approx 800%. That's just the economics of the business. The quality passes all of their specs and testing. Sincerely Fred Kanter Kanter AutoProducts Boonton NJ Posted on: 2010/11/16 5:56

J.R. Buzzell	Re: Windshield Washer	#32
Home away from home Joined: 2010/7/14 15:04 Last Login : 2021/6/7 9:22 From Kenosha, WI, USA Group: Registered Users Posts: 158	Thank you Bigkev. And, Frank, sorry about the windshield washer mistake, I did say that it was on the production slip. I forgot about that! Darned this memory! By "quality" I mean how well do your products hold up and if they are made of real steel plated in chromium, glass, no plastic (except on items that would have that), etc. Thanks everyone! Posted on: 2010/11/16 8:34
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Eric Boyle	Re: Windshield Washer	#33
Home away from home Joined: 2006/5/29 21:02 Last Login : 2010/11/22 4:07 From Kansas Group: Registered Users Posts: 3393	The point I was making with that statement is that we're all Packard owners on here, and if we wanted a car with Chinese parts in it we would have started collecting Hyundai's, not Packards. Posted on: 2010/11/16 11:25

bkazmer	Re: Windshield Washer	#34
Home away from home Joined: 2008/10/10 9:29 Last Login : Yesterday 19:00 From Ithaca, NY usa Group: Registered Users Posts: 1460	Hyundai's Korean. Posted on: 2010/11/16 11:31

Eric Boyle	Re: Windshield Washer	#35
Home away from home Joined: 2006/5/29 21:02 Last Login : 2010/11/22 4:07 From Kansas Group: Registered Users Posts: 3393	Same difference. My point is that we own antique American cars, not foreign ones. To put Chinese parts on a Packard is to pervert it's design and corrupt it's performance. Posted on: 2010/11/16 11:39

bkazmer	Re: Windshield Washer	#36
Home away from home Joined: 2008/10/10 9:29 Last Login : Yesterday 19:00 From Ithaca, NY usa Group: Registered Users Posts: 1460	I support your giving your opinion, whether or not I agree with it, but please keep it informed. Koreans and Chinese are not the same. My experience is that there are crooks and honest people in all countries, including this one. I wish I had a Packard with a foreign Fernandez et Darrin body! Posted on: 2010/11/16 11:46

Eric Boyle	Re: Windshield Washer	#37
Home away from home Joined: 2006/5/29 21:02 Last Login : 2010/11/22 4:07 From Kansas Group: Registered Users Posts: 3393	Same difference meaning Hyundai uses a lot of Chinese parts in them, I know because I've been rebuilding one in my driveway for the past few weeks. Posted on: 2010/11/16 11:48

BigKev	Re: Windshield Washer	#38
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Yesterday 20:56 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12058	Not that we have all the "opinions" out of the way, and the horse is fully glue. I think this thread has run it's course. Posted on: 2010/11/16 13:15
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