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Arlie, you're talking about "Carroll" being mis-spelled? Yes, Donna pointed that out to me early on (thankfully;-) I know what "Guyman" is going through, so can't wait to see what he comes up with. Nowadays, I use the Hanes Beefy-Ts on our air show shirts for best quality and reasonable...

...I did the same thing a few years ago and received a wonderful response! I tailored them to each individual and made transfers opposed to screen printing. 'Produced a good many and had a lot of fun :-) A few others here have produced shirts that were also very welcome and popular. With...

...In that area, likely power steering. look underneath to see if there's dripping from the hoses, ram, reservore connections, etc... Wipe off what you can, then start the car, cycle the steering a few times and check again.

...I don't know, Mike. 'Seems pretty clear to me you know well of what you speak! :-)

...Oh, by the way... I'm far from the only one who photographs you. At the recent Reno Air Race Association press conference I attended, you were picked up by Associated Press and showcased worldwide in the act of being "You" following the events of last September. Awesome! :-)

My oh My ....how time flies, Renee. Another fabulous year streaks by! ...and they just keep gettin' better & better!! Happy Birthday :-)

...It's an "early bird". 'Can't wait to see the Marti :-)

....I plan to have a number of mine available for purchase in the coming year as well...

...Well, No Chevys under any circumstances, but just so you know - TJ received a most appropriate Christmas gift from his uncle Sean ;-)

...to one and all! :-)

...Very Nice! I especially like the script and pony!..

Thank you Steve and Cory! So fortunate am I to meet you in person! :-)

Thank you ALL for making this a fabulous birthday! ....Including Joe! ;-)) Reading up through Jeff's post this morning was all I needed to awaken the Mighty 'S' from her 3-month slumber, and an exhilarating ride to work! With the barn door open, cover off and the Bounce sheets removed...

Since we drive all of mine, I keep them pretty close to stock because of reliability and for keeping repair & maintenance close to "textbook". My "power trips" are determined by mood swings... C-code = shy, conservative. S-code = Spontaneous, Aggressive!!! Then there's the "middle of the...

Congratulations Neil! You've always been one of our greatest grandfathers :-)

I totally agree. And I am one of those who bought cars that have won over folks who built theirs. But, my point is I don't give a damn about winning awards. All the shows I attend are "popular choice" and I do it as an outing verses competition. My point also (and reason for having GT/CSs) is...

An X-code GT/CS is a bigger "deal" than a regular coupe, IMO. Not a hot rod to be sure, but a rare and unique conversation piece nonetheless. Many of us who have had a lot of these get a "been there done that - no big deal" attitude and get bored - until we go to a Starbucks or someplace where...

Neil, I have two S-codes and the spark plugs are no problem at all! 'Little tighter, but not bad. Niether has AC though, so that may be the kicker. Ironicly, my '69 big block has a lot less access than the '68...

...Well, You're as much to blame as anyone, Mike. 'Affectionately of course :-)