know thy enemy!! (mustang)

[haganml]

This thread went dormant ELEVEN YEARS AGO. :eyerole

How did it stay in the domain? I am a newby (4 months) and looking for information and the Ford thread cracked me up. 11 years, why is it still there?:ugh Delete it.

 

[Yoda]

Our threads end up falling away from the pages of the current threads and are filed in our Archives. Even thou they are filed away they can be activated via our "Search" feature

Ya just never know when "OLD information" could be useful.. Don't feel bad most folks don't look at the age of the thread... Many have resurrected old threads it happens..

Welcome aboard, and for the record probably very few "Ford" threads on our "Corvette" site Enjoy the and glad to have ya here!

Bud

 

[TimAT]

Our threads end up falling away from the pages of the current threads and are filed in our Archives. Even thou they are filed away they can be activated via our "Search" feature

Ya just never know when "OLD information" could be useful.. Don't feel bad most folks don't look at the age of the thread... Many have resurrected old threads it happens..

Welcome aboard, and for the record probably very few "Ford" threads on our "Corvette" site Enjoy the and glad to have ya here!

Bud

I'm really happy to see your reply YODA. At another forum I visit, if someone resurrects a thread that's a year old they get suspended for a few days. And I completely agree- sometimes that so-called "OLD" info can really help. Some of us (me) can't recall all the little cool tricks that I once did and finding some obscure tiny little bit of information can bring back the memory.



And PS-- I have one of the Mustangs' great granddaddy-- the venerable Model T, from 1924.

 

[jrbartholomew]

yeah a rustang will only ever be a rustang, never a vette LOL , i see Ken posted on this thread long ago,he is missed.
jeff

 

[6 Shooter]

It's good ta see an old thread that Ken was part of...

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[vigman]

Amen to that

Bro-Ken....

Miss YA... but see, not forgotten~

 

[28Again]

I have one of the Mustangs' great granddaddy-- the venerable Model T, from 1924.

I guess mine would just be the Granddaddy then -- 1930 Model A.



Jim

 

[haganml]

Opps

I will look at the date of the post before I reply next time, I was just wandering through threads.

Mark.

 

[XLR8]

No harm no foul!
Hey, we got to see two fine examples of vintage Detroit iron after you jump started this one.
Nothing wrong with that.

 

[jrbartholomew]

yes and we got to remember an old friend. and i didnt mean to hijack an old thread LOL
jeff