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...So Rhonda, what do you suggest I do with these guys?

Merry Christmas from Grass Valley, CA!

...Indeed amazed, but not suprised :-) That's very classy Neil! Those are some very inspiring photos. 'Makes me want to go home & get busy! We could learn alot from you.

Indeed, but make sure Arlie knows. Otherwise it may end up on the revised GT/CS info cards he passes around... ;-)

I think you're right Rhonda. I found a few more... ;-)

...'Taking the Bio-fuel thing a li'l too serious I see... 'Wonder what they use as a "powerplant"? 'Looks like a deep-six!. She obviosly has a/c tho. Maybe even a roots blower! In any case, I'll bet he could get more $$ for it if he can hold off 'til Spring... ;-)

Thanks Paul, indeed it was thanks to all of you! Before getting together with the rest of the family, my son's & I had the perfect "car day" doing wheel bearings on one and an Autolite 2100 rebuild on another... We then brought most of them out for the bi-weekly "warm-up" and washing. What...

...Yes, and here's the photo you posted earlier Amy of how it looks in there.. If you did manage to free it up and even and start it - your "attention factor" would immediately begin with the huge amounts of smoke coming from the pipes (as the rings eat themselves) followed by loud knocking and...

...Golly Ron! well, at least you didn't mention the large "handicap parking" logo painted across the top of the hood ;-) That blue HCS is most handy for Lodge bingo days! Thanks too to Donna, David and 68CaliSp!

Thanks Mike!

So true! But what's bugging my son the most is that I haven't got around to making up my will. ;-) Thanks Ron, Robert and "sinister" sister Sharon ;-) You're the Best!

Thank you So Much Renee, Rhonda, Kathy, Joe, Steve and Don! I had a fantastic day hangin' around here & working on cars with TJ :-) Thanks for making it extra Specail! You're all the best!

Congratulations to both you and Joe! This was truly a milestone event!! Great reading and Great fun!

Steve, during '78 and '79 and my first S-code, I had a buddy who ran the gas truck at the local airport after school. We would fill up & re-tune (by ear & feel) on Fridays before weekend play. As I remember tho...Didn't Union 76 continue with leaded premium for a few years after most stations?

...They've been doing the same thing with certain vintage airplanes as well. You can now buy a brand new (1930s) Waco Bi-plane that you can't tell apart from a pristine original. Shelby's name and the fact that someone can get a brand new GH (or BH) to me is pretty cool. As for our GT/CSs...

...Indeed, computers take all the fun out of it ;-) With differing fuel grades and the elevation between home and key cruising spots, (30yrs.ago) I always kept the flat screwdriver and 1/2" wrench handy to stop and re-tune my Windsor...

...Why not? With the awareness of "Green Hornet" and historical interest sparked - someone can now have a chance to own as close to the real thing. Plus - it's Shelby who is doing it (not one of us) and there is already a full-price bid w/ 7 days to go, so it's obviously lucrative... A few...

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...To be fair Bob, mine was pretty tired when I bought it. New top, interior and paint, but the motor & trans had alot of miles! I had to have the 3-speed rebuilt after the first six months and although the engine didn't seem to burn much oil, it did leak it. We traded her VW Rabbit for it at...

Yep! Superb article indeed! Great car and great story. The price she paid seemed to me like a bargain in 2001 for such a high-optioned/ low mileage car. What do you think (or remember)?