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Holley goes Bankrupt, Crane Cams Close their Doors.
Well, it looks like the economic woes have hit some of our aftermarket suppliers kind of hard. It kind of sucks, but perhaps some poor management issues are hitting home.
Might be time to throw our support behind some companies that support America like Edelbrock and Barry Grant...
Any thoughts, or am I just out of touch?
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Wow, I knew about Crane, but Holley going bankrupt is a real surprise. I'll continue to support American companies, if I have to sacrifice and buy more car parts, then so be it.
holley?!!?!?! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O
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If you take it to the third story and drop it just right it will clearance itself. Might not be pretty or functional when its done, but it would be in there.
its not that surprising actually, when ppl start cutting back on the spending, hobbies usually go first...i.e. holley
its not that big of a deal actually, will give them time to reorganize, pay off any debts they have, and most likely they will emerge as a stronger better company.
they will continue to operate as normal for now...so dont fret youngins...
A lot of factory jobs here have cut back to nothing.I almost went to work for lear seats here I'm i didn't now they cut half there workers this last year.I always try hard to buy anything American made but that is kinda hard now a days.But i won't buy anything from any company that has a union.
I am proud when I see something I buy that has "Made in USA" on it. My painless stuff I've recently ordered, say "Proudly Made in USA" on the box. That is rare these days. The quality is usually top notch from american made compaines. I support them whenever I can. Sad to see some go under, but that is the normal cycle of capitalism.
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Holley goes Bankrupt, Crane Cams Close their Doors.
