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See..Everybody Loves Ford
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Brisbane, QLD
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It's good to see that Ford treasures it's historical past and is making an effort to preserve it.
The Archive will function as a centralised historical information centre for the carmaker's local operations, and while it will not be open to the general public, a few lucky outsiders will get to take a peek from time to time. "As resources permit, the archives team will also be able to serve individuals outside the company who have an interest in our history, including vehicle enthusiasts, the media, authors, video/film producers and a wide range of researchers, scholars and students.” http://www.themotorreport.com.au/529...r-in-the-world |
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Ford Australia Archive opens in Melbourne
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