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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
Aaaaas promised
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Great pics Ben.... thanks for posting them!
aeronca65t
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Great shots and familiar streets. Thanks!
I have a Corvair pickup just like that in my town (It's at a body shop that's run by a guy who an official in the Corvair Club so there's lots of Corvairs there).
I have a Corvair pickup just like that in my town (It's at a body shop that's run by a guy who an official in the Corvair Club so there's lots of Corvairs there).
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And to top off his weekend, Ben got the rare & unique chance to work on a Daimler SP250. At his house. In the rain. While the owner of said car went off in the tow SUV and visited wineries and did other fun stuff. THANKS BEN!!!!!
Doc-that is the finest looking ALFA racer I've ever seen.
The town puts on the best town party I've ever been a part of, everyone is laid back and friendly, open containers of adult beverages are tolerated in the closed-off streets, and the cars you see on the street are as varied as you will see in any museum. This was our 1st time; we've reserved a spot in one of the events for next year (it sells out in mid-October). We'll be running with Ben's father (primrose MGB).
Doc-that is the finest looking ALFA racer I've ever seen.
The town puts on the best town party I've ever been a part of, everyone is laid back and friendly, open containers of adult beverages are tolerated in the closed-off streets, and the cars you see on the street are as varied as you will see in any museum. This was our 1st time; we've reserved a spot in one of the events for next year (it sells out in mid-October). We'll be running with Ben's father (primrose MGB).
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jsfbond said:
Fuel pumps.
And a couple cans of beer.
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Mickey nailed it. I thought that there were a few people here that would appreciate that.
Dale, That's great news! I can't wait to see you guys again. We had a wonderful weekend, and It really was a rare and unique chance to get to work on your beautiful Daimler (I called dad and he came over to get a good look at it). I was more than happy to help out. Thanks for the bottle of wine by the way.
I have some more pics I'll try to share. I didn't take too many as I have totally missed an event trying to get pics before. I've decided a few select ones are enough, and just enjoy the experience.
The "Ranger" was actually a Bronco II. They're pretty lax about what kind of unusual stuff they let in the "Lemons" as they are trying to get more participants. Around here Bronco IIs are fairly rare as they mostly rusted out and have disappeared. But there were a few cars in there that I imagine will not be allowed in the future when the event becomes popular enough to fill up like most of the other events. There were also a beautiful Jag E-type and a nice Mini and a Miata in the group. they were nice cars, but I didn't think they really fit in the "unusual" theme of the Lemons event. That said, I'm glad they were there just to be part of the fun. At the end of it, that's what it's all about.
Dale, That's great news! I can't wait to see you guys again. We had a wonderful weekend, and It really was a rare and unique chance to get to work on your beautiful Daimler (I called dad and he came over to get a good look at it). I was more than happy to help out. Thanks for the bottle of wine by the way.
I have some more pics I'll try to share. I didn't take too many as I have totally missed an event trying to get pics before. I've decided a few select ones are enough, and just enjoy the experience.
The "Ranger" was actually a Bronco II. They're pretty lax about what kind of unusual stuff they let in the "Lemons" as they are trying to get more participants. Around here Bronco IIs are fairly rare as they mostly rusted out and have disappeared. But there were a few cars in there that I imagine will not be allowed in the future when the event becomes popular enough to fill up like most of the other events. There were also a beautiful Jag E-type and a nice Mini and a Miata in the group. they were nice cars, but I didn't think they really fit in the "unusual" theme of the Lemons event. That said, I'm glad they were there just to be part of the fun. At the end of it, that's what it's all about.
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Banjo said:
Fiat X1/9 meets Alfa, methinks.