We all went to this yesterday, HOT AS HELLA here in PA, but it was a ton of fun, specially for the kids who got to meet & talk with Big John, this guy has A HEART OF GOLD and is so patient with everyone, BIG PROPS to you John!!!! BIG hello to the people from the YARD that came over to say hello to me yesterday!!!
Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Jon Runyan served as the centerpiece for Saturday afternoon's 18th Annual All-Ford Nationals held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds. Runyan, the "Built Ford Tough" spokesman, was on hand to meet with Ford enthusiasts as well as Eagles fans.
Runyan, in his 13th and possibly final season in the NFL, said the show was an enjoyable experience for him.
"I've been working with Ford for about a year now, so this show was intertwined with my schedule," Runyan said. "It's always fun to look at cars, but there's only so much garage space."
Runyan said that Carlisle's car show was a little bit different from other shows that he's been a part of.
It's unique," Runyan said. "To go to the Ford Nationals where all the vehicles are Fords, it's a unique show."
The 6-foot-7, 330 pound man in charge of protecting quarterback Donovan McNabb also talked a little bit of football.
CLICK it babee to see what he had to say about his team & of course, read about the show-
Original Story:
http://www.cumberlink.com/articles/2008/....
Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Jon Runyan served as the centerpiece for Saturday afternoon's 18th Annual All-Ford Nationals held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds. Runyan, the "Built Ford Tough" spokesman, was on hand to meet with Ford enthusiasts as well as Eagles fans.
Runyan, in his 13th and possibly final season in the NFL, said the show was an enjoyable experience for him.
"I've been working with Ford for about a year now, so this show was intertwined with my schedule," Runyan said. "It's always fun to look at cars, but there's only so much garage space."
Runyan said that Carlisle's car show was a little bit different from other shows that he's been a part of.
It's unique," Runyan said. "To go to the Ford Nationals where all the vehicles are Fords, it's a unique show."
The 6-foot-7, 330 pound man in charge of protecting quarterback Donovan McNabb also talked a little bit of football.
CLICK it babee to see what he had to say about his team & of course, read about the show-
Original Story:
http://www.cumberlink.com/articles/2008/....
