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[Joe K]

So no solenoid valves for the gas supply?

I have rubber valves stems on my tires.

Unfortunately Lebaron Bonney put FOAM into their seat cushion kit for my truck.

My headlight lenses don't say FORD script.

I have an electric wiper to replace the hand swiper.

Stainless steel spark and throttle rods, sorry...

And I've been thinking how nice juice brakes, fiberglass fenders, an F150 steering box, a box channel frame, and a VW diesel engine might be on my NEXT Model A.

Maybe I shouldn't say more...

Or maybe we all need to LIGHTEN UP a bit.

It's like a party. Different people come to the party. Some talk about what you're interested in. Others you have NO use for. But the object is to shmooze and have fun with like minds.

Ok. Where is the bowl of Ford Fudge? Its been YEARS since I've had any.

Joe K

Edit: See http://blog.thehenryford.org/2011/05...village-store/ as this may be "ford fudge."

I think mentioned in the Mary Moline Model A book. It's a pretty simple recipe. Doesn't seem to be on the 'net.

[Ted Duke]

Originally Posted by Joe K

So no solenoid valves for the gas supply?

I have rubber valves stems on my tires.

Unfortunately Lebaron Bonney put FOAM into their seat cushion kit for my truck.

My headlight lenses don't say FORD script.

I have an electric wiper to replace the hand swiper.

Stainless steel spark and throttle rods, sorry...

And I've been thinking how nice juice brakes, fiberglass fenders, an F150 steering box, a box channel frame, and a VW diesel engine might be on my NEXT Model A.

Maybe I shouldn't say more...

Or maybe we all need to LIGHTEN UP a bit.

It's like a party. Different people come to the party. Some talk about what you're interested in. Others you have NO use for. But the object is to shmooze and have fun with like minds.

Ok. Where is the bowl of Ford Fudge? Its been YEARS since I've had any.

Joe K

Edit: See http://blog.thehenryford.org/2011/05...village-store/ as this may be "ford fudge."

I think mentioned in the Mary Moline Model A book. It's a pretty simple recipe. Doesn't seem to be on the 'net.

Joe K,

Well said! Amen!