Roasted Pecans

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Ingredients:

• 1 pound pecan halves
• 1/3 cup of salt
• 1 quart of water

 Preparation:

Soak the pecans in the salt water for 1 hour.

Dry the pecans very well with paper towels.

Place Pecans on a baking pan and place pan on center

rack of oven.

Roast pecans at 325° for about 1 hour.

Keep watch and stir occasionally until they begin to brown.

That's all there is to it - no hassle, no arguments - Bubbajunk's 100% Taste Guarantee - it just doesn't get any better than that!

Skeletons in the Graveyard

Walking a path with shells underneath

Towards old friends dead and gone. 

Looking around lined up sitting alone

Six old tombstones as if something to say.

Lets make it simple between you and me.

Once we were stored indoors, our exteriors in

decent condition.

Towed outside by order of a NPS official

In a need for a maintenance facility.

 

Step right this way and stand right beside us.

 Thirty eight years outside we have rested for an eternity.

Call out our names cause we are not unidentifiable.

Call out our names so our past is not forgotten.

ROLL CALL

The vintage vehicles listed below are my guess as to the name and model of each vehicle. When I first started this blog post, I knew nothing about older cars. Now, I can tell you when major changes to grills and headlights of manufacture designs were made. A few of the names may be wrong, please let me know.

 

Ford 1928 or 1929 Model A Phaeton
Ford 1928 or 1929 Model A Tudor Sedan

Chevrolet 1939 Master 85 Station Wagon

Chevrolet 1939 Master De Luxe Business Coupe

Studebaker 1950 or 1951 Commander Convertible

Ford 1934 Cantrell

Car #1

Ford

1928 or 1929
Model A Phaeton

http://www.mafca.com/gallery_1928.html

 Original Cost: $395.00
Number Produced: 47,276 or 49,818


Car #2

Ford

1928 or 1929
Model A Tudor Sedan

http://www.mafca.com/gallery_1928.html#tudors

 Original Cost: $495.00
Number Produced: 210,510 or 523,922  

Car #3

 Chevrolet

 1939

Master 85 JA Station Wagon

http://youroldcar.blogspot.com/2010/03/1939-chevrolet-master-deluxe-series-ja.html

Original Cost:
Number Produced: 989


Car #4

http://www.flickr.com/photos/elisajohnson/5065514614/

Original Cost: $715.00

Number Produced: 20,908

 Car#5

Studebaker

1950 or 1951

 Commander Convertible

http://www.ohioconcours.com/1999/h99efull.htm

Original Cost: $2,313.00 or $2,100.00
Number Produced: 2,867 or 3,770

Car #6

Ford

1934

Cantrell

http://hooniverse.com/2010/05/15/hooniverse-weekend-edition-classic-woodies-featured-at-the-raleigh-classic-car-auction/

Original Cost:

Number Produced: 2,908

Missing

Ford

1937

Fordor

http://www.collectioncar.com/detailed.php?ad=2361&category_id=1

Original Cost: $858.00

Number Produced: 4,378

It would be interesting to know if a member of the Carnegie family claimed title and still has this vehicle.