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Guys, I'm dying here. It got up to 110 yesterday here in the Dallas area. The hotel for the headquarters for the VTR nationals is quite nice, but 9 bottles of water per day (over $20, where is Walmart when I need them)and I am still dehydrating. The good news is most of the rest of you are suffering this same heat wave.
The convention is a bit unorganized but ok. Not a huge turnout (less than 200 cars) but I am impressed that there is a core group of diehards that do these things every year and have driven in from California to the East Coast. Met this guy from Cal (Herman somethingorother), nice guy, that is 71, drove his pristine 250 in all the way and still looking chipper. This guy has forgotten more about Triumphs than I will ever know. Needless to say, I am constantly picking his brain!
I will try the Autocross tomorrow, hope I don't blow that rear seal completely and screw up my clutch. That 9 hour drive home is bad enough without limping home.
Wish me well. That is , that I survive the heat. They don't give ribbons for coming in last in races, but I will be a winner anyway...
Like is good.
Rock on.
Bill
The convention is a bit unorganized but ok. Not a huge turnout (less than 200 cars) but I am impressed that there is a core group of diehards that do these things every year and have driven in from California to the East Coast. Met this guy from Cal (Herman somethingorother), nice guy, that is 71, drove his pristine 250 in all the way and still looking chipper. This guy has forgotten more about Triumphs than I will ever know. Needless to say, I am constantly picking his brain!
I will try the Autocross tomorrow, hope I don't blow that rear seal completely and screw up my clutch. That 9 hour drive home is bad enough without limping home.
Wish me well. That is , that I survive the heat. They don't give ribbons for coming in last in races, but I will be a winner anyway...
Like is good.
Rock on.
Bill