MAN engines bust?

[longjohnsilver]

Any truth in wot I heard today that MAN are now out of business, all warranties and guarantees invalid and no more spares to made?

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[jfm]

What, no more supply of gold rocker covers? Yikes

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[longjohnsilver]

That's right, how will we live without them?

Life's a bitch!

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[Divemaster1]

Thought that MAN just entered into a co-operation with Yanmar ... (MBY)...

Besides that they are seriously big in several areas, not just the marine industry commercial and leisure, but trucks, and other industry.

Also believe that 2002 results were better than the group expected...

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But of course I could be wrong and it would represent a serious change in the whole powerplant manufacturing industry.

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[tcm]

Nope, a measly 391 million euros profit, so obviously gone bust. I wonder why? I mean, I wonder why longjohnsilver is making up a load of rubbish?

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[longjohnsilver]

Just trying desperately to get to 5000! Any old rubbish will do.

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[tcm]

Ooh, well, er that's trying a bit too hard. You can just start a dead thread in the wanted forum, and add a zillion replies.

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