Welcome to Texas

Mosesatm · Jun 2, 2008

This is apparently how Texans fix '68 interior door handles

http://www.oldride.com/classic_cars/722350.html

Perkchiro · Jun 2, 2008

The arm rest looks a little cock eyed too. Humm, Texas style eh?

@Holmes · Jun 2, 2008

Don't be givn away all the darn secrets!

Timmknz · Jun 3, 2008

Wow

I thought that Oregon had the market cornered on bailing wire and bubble gum repairs!

Midnight Special · Jun 3, 2008

Perkchiro said:
The arm rest looks a little cock eyed too. Humm, Texas style eh?

...Yep - That's "correct" for Texas!

They put 'em like that so you can rest your arm in such a way to flick your cigar ashes out the wing on long drives...

tjbrace · Jun 5, 2008

I have to admit that I live in New Braunfels, TX, and actually bought my CS from this consignment shop. I'm going to have to ask why I didn't get the GT/TS (Texas Special) option armrests. Mine are all level; weird... And I thought ashes went into the missing shifter boot. Oh, well, what do I know? I'd love to meet up with other owners in Texas. Takers?

rvrtrash · Jun 5, 2008

tjbrace said:
I have to admit that I live in New Braunfels, TX, and actually bought my CS from this consignment shop. I'm going to have to ask why I didn't get the GT/TS (Texas Special) option armrests.QUOTE]

Maybe the previous owner was from Oklahoma.

Steve

@Holmes · Jun 5, 2008

Brace,
Driven a hard 70 mph your still, what 6 hours from me?

@Holmes · Jun 5, 2008

Dreaming about the water park though - the Comal (?? is that right) River is just unbelivable, giant 100 year old oak trees lining the banks. Awww - inertube float. If only.

joedls · Jun 6, 2008

@Holmes said:
Dreaming about the water park though - the Comal (?? is that right) River is just unbelivable, giant 100 year old oak trees lining the banks. Awww - inertube float. If only.

I have some great memories "riding the rapids" and floating down that river on an innnertube.

tjbrace · Jun 6, 2008

Anyone who wants to float the river and shows up at my house in a CS has a place to stay for free. The Comal is great for low key and the Guadalupe for a bit more octane.

@Holmes, 6 hrs in yer CS sounds like a party to me! I pm'd Arlie about getting together with him, Nfrntau (Bill) and 390cs68rcode (Jason) in Houston sometime this summer. You in?

@Holmes · Jun 8, 2008

yes Sorry - yard work in the hot S-Texas sun -

@Holmes · Jun 8, 2008

PRICELESS. Just give me the details so I can make some arangements. The CS is w/o a motor right now so it will have to be one of the convertibles - is that ok?

tjbrace · Jun 9, 2008

Will do. Must be a bummer to have to choose from the stable.

For me, if "old paint" comes up lame, I'm hoofin' it. As soon as we nail down a time, I'll let you know. Looking forward to it!
teej

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