[hondact200]

Did you know until 1952 Ford’s were made with wood. Kingsford Charcoal was an offshot of the process of cutting the ends off the oak wood used in the manufacturing process. Kingsford got its name one of Ford;s senior employees. Just think Ford’s no longer made in the USA. Ford has a huge plant in Brazil. I can remember the word Brazil on my nephew’s Ford Ranger rims.

[wally_bert]

Thank you for the history lesson. I learn stuff all the time on here. Yes, I made a donation recently.....

[Covenantor]

Did you know until 1952 Ford’s were made with wood. Kingsford Charcoal was an offshot of the process of cutting the ends off the oak wood used in the manufacturing process....

Man we have had some really uninformed posters on FR, but you're in a class by yourself.

Have to wonder in what part of the world you were raised.

Folks, don't be fooled by this yayhoo.

1925 Ford Model T chassis and drive train and wood spoke wheels, common on nearly all autos of the day..

1932 Ford chassis and bodies.

[shibumi]

Well you’re just on a little posting spree, eh?

What is it? Stoned on drugs or just drunk again?

Or are you just riddled with guilt over all the lies you’ve told about your “military record?”

You insult FreeRepublic and every patriot and veteran who posts here with the stench of your presence.

[Darksheare]

Did you know " i have military service related injury related to the bombing in lebanon in 1983...and susequent days of being entombed in a collapsed building..." is a complete lie?
And laughably easy to prove to be a false claim?