Thursday, November 20, 2008

BUILD YOUR OWN FORD MOTOR COMPANY?

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With Ford Motor Company stock selling at LESS than half the price of a gallon of gasoline and prospects OVER for any government action in 2008 to stabilize the Detroit 3 so that the 2010 United Auto Workers contract concessions have a chance to take effect, it is a grim world for Ford enthusiasts.

And if the bankruptcy dominos fall, resulting in a chapter 7 liquidation of the Detroit 3, what will those with "Ford Blue" flowing in their veins do?

One grassroots enthusiast already has his own answer. He built his own model Ford Motor Company!

Sure, it may not be a real or realistic solution to Detroit's meltdown. But maybe it is a way some enthusiasts will keep memories of the storied brand alive if the end were to come because of UAW greed, bean-counter myopia, and political stupidity.

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