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25-07-13, 04:07

Keith Webb Keith Webb is offline

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Ford and GM in Europe

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Originally Posted by Lynn Eades

I read somewhere that Henry built more vehicles for the Axis (not by choice, but because his factories were over run) than for the Allies. How true is this?

Both Ford and GM built axis vehicles once they had been taken over by the enemy.

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