From June 29, 1928. The effects of inflation over 80 years.....
Ford Did Not Need A Bailout
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Karina Morgan REALTOR, ABR, GRI
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Karina, now that is an antique. Thanks for sharing with us. Dodge said that they did not need anymore today - of course that was because they would have to cut executive pay
I admire their new ad: "Drive one!" If only we could come up with something as compelling....
We have come a long way since then, I drive a Mini Van.
Thanks for taking time out to respond
Good Luck to you in 2009
Karina
Wow...this is such a great thing. Just so cool to see stuff like this. Very neat to see it. Let's hope that they make it.
Hope all stocks rise and come back to previous levels.
The strong will survive, also true in Realtor's.
We have lost a lot who went inactive due to the economy this past year.
Take care
Karina
Hi Karina
Lessons learned from 1929 must have taken root.
Good luck and success
Lou Ludwig
Karina,
this is a terrfifc stuff. Reading it is both funny and nostalgic. And look at these prices. Anybody is still honofing those prices to change pistons (what the heck are they?)
I think a piston is inside the engine, probably requires oil.
Thats why I have a husband to check it.
Prices have gone up since then.
hyper inflation if we keep spending so much in government programs
Cars will cost as much as a house ?
Karina
I have an edsel in the garage, I still don't know why they stopped making those. I would part with it.
I wish we could still purchase fenders for $3.50 to $5.00. The cost now is probably close to $350.00 for more. My how times have changed.
Karina, What a wonderful keepsake. I love any kinds of old items like those, especially letters, pictures, etc. Great stuff!
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