"Made In USA"

NH, ...what truck was that? ...I say truck because I can't think of a car that is not unibody nowadays.
I am also disapointed that my resent aquisition of "Milwaukee" cordless tools were made in China and not the US as my trusty corded sawzall was.

Originally Posted by NHscrapman

My father has been going on and on about this newer steel coming back from overseas being cheap and weak and full of junk metal.
on cars it's evident I watched his truck rust out in 3 years and this is a man who is meticulous with his vehicle. welded a plate onto both sides of the frame rail both rails. 1 year later it was off to the scrap yard. you should have seen the looks going into the yard with a 4 year old vehicle on the trailer.
Don't worry we stripped it out before it went

Industrial companies here once had entire departments totally dedicated to the purpose of making their products better, many of which sold incredible amounts of their products overseas. Now that most of the industrial giants are overseas, and sell incredible amounts of their products to us, I believe the departments for testing have also shifted, shifted to ones searching for ways to make their products not only cheaper(although not at reduced prices), but also for ways to have their products fall apart faster ; )

I once presumed when the package stated "for USA" it was due to our higher standards here, but no longer am thinking it has anything to do with higher standards