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Bet them workers are happy with their unions negotiating those generous working conditions for em...

looooool - clearly not the sole reason for cessation of production, definitely played a part

I had a 7mgte once - dat head gasket

remove head - fit ARP studs - replace head with new OEM gasket - strong as houses

What are wasteland brahs doing for Valentine's Day?

Dinner and Bistro Vue then hotel

remove head - fit ARP studs - replace head with new OEM gasket - strong as houses

Too late now, no longer have my MZ21 soarer - shame though, liked it. Was a poor student at the time, the fix was somewhat dodgy...

looooool - clearly not the sole reason for cessation of production, definitely played a part

Yeh deffs not sole reason but even indirectly high cost of labour in aus be it the glass window maker to the assembly like the transport it's all too much competitive to other countries

It's a shame the gov gave these companies so much money over the years prolonged the inevitable but arguably could have been better spent elsewhere

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