Thread: Holden - how long before the end?

Originally Posted by goingbush

You obviously don't live in Melbourne ,

do you even lock your house at night , leave the keys in your car ??

No and yes

Originally Posted by goingbush

You obviously don't live in Melbourne ,

do you even lock your house at night , leave the keys in your car ??

Of course leaving the house open and the keys in the car is a wise idea. Just wonder why it is frowned upon by the police and insurance companies.

Originally Posted by goingbush

You obviously don't live in Melbourne ,

do you even lock your house at night , leave the keys in your car ??

In answer to your VERY relevant Melbourne question.
My answers most definitely are YES, and NO.
I might add that up until a few months ago, my answer to the first question may also have been a NO, but,......not any more,.....our doors are locked 24/7, whether we are home are not.
Pickles.

Surely this diatribe has moved to current affairs, it most certainly has nothing to do with Holden....

Originally Posted by Tombie

Surely this diatribe has moved to current affairs, it most certainly has nothing to do with Holden....

Agree, but mate, if ya look back through this thread, there are multiple posts that have C.A. "Qualifications". Does not worry me in the slightest,...IMHO, I'm happy for absolutely everyting to be discussed, don't see the need for C.A.,.....BUT, in terms of forum rules, that is the way it is, & I'm happy with that....If there are "Rules", they need to be enforced.
Pickle.

Originally Posted by goingbush

You obviously don't live in Melbourne ,

do you even lock your house at night , leave the keys in your car ??

I live just North of the City and the house hasn't been completely locked since we built it 15 years ago, but we do lock the front door to keep the honest thieves out - I do sometimes leave the keys in my car overnight accidentally.

If we dont save australian manufacturing (i.e holden kinda deals), then profits will go to expansionist countries, and we will have to lock our houses and cars to prevent them from making incursions.

I was looking at a latest model Astra today and thinking it looked like a good thing, but I haven't driven one, of course.