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Mitch//pa 01-02-2017 12:43 PM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

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Originally Posted by frank55a (Post 1408032)
Also a trip odometer, door pockets, air conditioning, positive ventilation (without a fan), adjustable timing from inside the car, adjustable fuel mixture, map (GPS) light, Anti Theft Protection (if you are not a Model Aer nobody can figure out how to start it), no computer modules to crap out, sporty some models even came standard with bucket seats, when some country drops an EPM Bomb you will still be able to drive your Model A (may not be able to buy gas but you can still drive), rolled and pleated interior, no need for windshield wipers (RainX), go anywhere without 4 wheel drive. What other car made today has all this and more to offer?

Haha ,,i thought about that a few times
We should be able to siphon the fuel out of the fried moderns:) for approx a year till all the ethanol goes sour:mad: then were screwed...

Bob C 01-02-2017 01:41 PM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

when some country drops an EPM Bomb you will still be able to drive your Model A (may not be able to buy gas but you can still drive),

I thought the same thing until I read the book "One Second After".
The police, fire. and emergency agencies commandeer all the vehicles that are still running.

Bob



Chuck Sea/Tac 01-02-2017 02:01 PM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

They'll get my A when they pry the steering wheel from my cold dead hands!

mhsprecher 01-02-2017 02:05 PM

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Most won't know how to drive it!

J Franklin 01-02-2017 03:09 PM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

[COLOR=Black]I thought the same thing until I read the book "One Second After".
The police, fire. and emergency agencies commandeer all the vehicles that are still running.

Bob




I can hear all the gear grinding now!

Synchro909 01-02-2017 06:13 PM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

I never cease to be amazed at the twists and turns posts take on this site.:D:confused:

Chris_AAFord 01-02-2017 06:29 PM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob C (Post 1408079)
when some country drops an EPM Bomb you will still be able to drive your Model A (may not be able to buy gas but you can still drive),

I thought the same thing until I read the book "One Second After".
The police, fire. and emergency agencies commandeer all the vehicles that are still running.

Bob



In the book "one second after" the guy actually had a Model A in the garage but they never used it in the story.

Ed Saniewski 01-03-2017 07:01 AM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

160B, here is the link to Steve's web site http://www.stevewatrous.com/modelaford.html

Marvin/TN 01-03-2017 12:16 PM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

I haven't heard the term "Foot Feed" in a very long time.

ian Simpson 01-05-2017 01:15 AM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

My farmer relatives laugh at me using the foot feed on the tractors instead of the hand job like a real farmer.

SeaSlugs 01-05-2017 01:49 AM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

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Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg (Post 1268224)
Is toe jam foot feed?:D

this terrible pun almost went over my radar.... ��

29Cabriolet 01-05-2017 07:45 AM

Re: Steady rest for foot feed
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by frank55a (Post 1408032)
Also a trip odometer, door pockets, air conditioning, positive ventilation (without a fan), adjustable timing from inside the car, adjustable fuel mixture, map (GPS) light, Anti Theft Protection (if you are not a Model Aer nobody can figure out how to start it), no computer modules to crap out, sporty some models even came standard with bucket seats, when some country drops an EPM Bomb you will still be able to drive your Model A (may not be able to buy gas but you can still drive), rolled and pleated interior, no need for windshield wipers (RainX), go anywhere without 4 wheel drive. What other car made today has all this and more to offer?

I think you forgot cruise control. Column mount just like my 2009 pick up!:D:D


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