Former Chrysler workers turn out for auction

Former Chrysler workers turn out for auction


The auction,,More and more new customers become our loyal and regular clients replica jewelry. which continues today, was a sad event for several former Twinsburg workers who watched salvage companies buy the tools and equipment they used for decades. They pointed to the initials and notes that some of their colleagues had written on the equipment. Almost everything for sale was marked "TSP," Chrysler's abbreviation for the stamping facility.

Canadian liquidation company Maynards Industries Ltd. bought the Twinsburg plant in March. It was one of the assets that Chrysler abandoned when it filed for bankruptcy last year. Maynards sold most of the large stamping presses and some other equipment. The 2.Wearing the Oakley Sunglasses can not only make you look more beautiful but show your personnality.2-million- square-foot building and the 167 acres on which it sits still for sale.

Several former workers talked about how much equipment was already gone from the site. They pointed to robots and welding racks, talking about who worked on which line. They traded rumors about which press or computer supposedly was going to China. Several companies had booths set up at the auction to arrange shipment of items purchased.It is very danerous for you to wear Chanel ceramic watch in public places, because you are likely to give rise to the attention of robbers or theives. One shipping company specialized in sending machines to Asia.

"It's like coming to a funeral. We're looking to see who shows up," said Brad Dailey, a former Twinsburg worker who moved to Auburn Hills, Mich., to work at Chrysler's corporate offices when the Twinsburg plant closed.

Cliff Hemlinger,The replica watches new york are very popular with the men around the world because their beautiful design and cheap price. caretaker of the plant's property for Maynards, said it's painful to watch the dismantling of what had been one of the world's most advanced stamping operations. He was an engineer at Twinsburg until the plant closed.
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