Murray Bruce Schwenger Made A Car Run On Water In 1947

Saturday, August 8, 2009

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Cars, water, gas and Murray


Summer was special for me when I was growing up. We had a cottage at Cedar Springs about 18 miles from Hamilton Ontario. Out in the country where the Credit river runs through a valley of cedars. There were 80 wooden cottages spread around a one mile ring road in amongst the cedars. It was pure fun. We had a 9 hole golf course, two tennis courts, a barn that was a community hall and the river was dammed up so we could swim. Tons of kids. 1946 or 47 is when Murray Schwenger got a nice old 1925 or 30 sedan.***

What a ball. Dust roads and tooling about.

Murray knew all about cars and would tinker with it all the time.

Once he added a device he made to drip water into the carburetor to see if the car would still run and if he could save gas. He tried it several times and if we were going fast enough he could add water and we could still drive but when he accelerated to go up a hill it would be slower and sometimes the engine would conk out. He did save gas but the care did not run as efficiently.

I was thinking about that today when I was trying to explain what I feel is wrong with most pharmaceutical drugs and vaccines in the human body. They do give you more life but you do not operate at your best capability. Unlike the water in the gas idea we humans can’t turn off the drug tap so easily and often can’t get rid of the effects and side effects of the drugs. Often they just stay with us and so we end up not running very well. Our quality of life is sometimes compromised forever and we never know when the hill will come along and we will conk out so to speak.

The body is a marvellous creation and meant to run as it was made. We have inside ourselves all the tools necessary to keep it going and healthy. If we do get sick there are ways to heal that will not leave us compromised. Rest, exercise, and proper diet have to be a given but if help is needed then Homeopathic remedies and/or Bach Flower remedies will help us get back on track safely. They have no side effects unlike most pharmaceuticals and leave nothing behind to compromise our systems. Think about it.

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John Board at 12:58 AM


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My dad drove a Ford Roadster that was a deuce coupe complete with rumble seat

it looked something like this:


that was a 1932 ford roadster- deuce coupe complete with rumble seat

or, did it look like this ???

or more like this a 1929 ford roadster - deuce coupe compete with rumble seat

 

Asked my mum, and, she said: it was a 1929 Model
1929 Ford Model A Roadster

- Rumble Seat


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thought you'd like a look at this nicely restored 1929 Ford Model A Roadster. It has been restored to original condition and is still powered by the flathead four cylinder. It is in great condition all the way around and even has the rumble seat out back. I hope you find it interesting...thanks for watching!

Filmed at Fast Lane Classic Cars in St Charles, Missouri

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The background music track is Whiskey on the Mississippi by Kevin MacLeod. Available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license. Download link:http://music.incompetech.com/royaltyf...

MacLeod's description:

Genre: Blues
Length: 3:15
Instruments: Guitar, Bass, Kit, Organ, EP
Tempo: 90

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my good old dad...
geez, how i miss him !!!