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Ethylene glycol was first prepared in 1859 by the French chemist Charles Wurtz. It was produced on a small scale during World War I as a coolant and as an ingredient in explosives. Widespread industrial production began in 1937, when its precursor ethylene oxide became cheaply available. Being...

Before the beastie boys get here I will do it. ;-) Wrong forum this is a Model A board. Great pictures of an end of an era.

Thanks for the memories.

What? Put the horse before the cart, what an absurd idea! :-)

I enjoyed the pics don't pay any attention to the nay sayer always has to be at least one. I for one am intelligent enough to go away if after 1 or 2 pics I see where something is going and I find distasteful.

condensor?

Funny

Mmmm Mmmmmmmmmm sweet onion wine.

With a forum like this one and Ahooga who needs a club? I have 2 just for the record.

Interesting thread. I just say that when it is time to cash in your chips it is time. It won't matter to our Maker if you are in a T, A, or a Rolls Royce.

bought a cargo hauler w/500 lbs capacity for reciever hitch has a ramp to load the mobility scooter with ease. Harbor freight less than 200.00.

Good job, I like it. Both of them.

So turn the coin over and you have no proof that it doesn't help. I would say that the testimonial of several people with nothing to gain would be a great start at some kind of proof. being around since 23 suggest that must be some new fangled snake oil.

If you had a tender to refuel on the move I think it could be done. Made the trip from Missoula to Central Michigan (1952 miles) non stop (cept 4 fuel) several times back in the seventies. Did it in a Jeep commander, a 1964 bow tie and a pinto. I survived as did the vehicles.

Dang youse guys beat me to it.

So the board correct post should read like this. Fellow Fordbarners please pray for my coupe as will now have to sit idle while I recouperate from a broken ankle I got from thinking I was a kid trying to take a picture and fell down an embankment. Please pray that the "A" does not get any kind...

I know we have had words but this is a great story here's to you. What an opp to pay it forward.

Few years back there were several A's from the Santa Clara club at a museum in Polson, Montana. The one that sticks out in my mind was a yellow phaeton. I stopped and talked to one of the fellows and told him I was interested in buying an A. We talked for a few minutes and the gentleman...

Cool Hand Lurker that is an excellent idea.

Ballistol very good for this.