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Walt Tomsic 10-12-2003 07:31 PM

Thanks Perry,

I can't wait to motor up to Whistler again, this time in "The English Patient" (it has after all, had a heart transplant).

Walt

stengun 10-12-2003 09:01 PM

Howdy Walt,

Do you know a guy that lived in Gig Harbor back in the late '80s that owned a '68 Shelby GT500? I lived in Bremerton and I talked to him several times about his car. Just thought I would ask.

Paul

Jake 10-27-2003 07:29 PM

M & M, I just saw you were trying to suck me in with the chevy in the ford conversation. I have finally seen the light, but I should reserve my comments for now as I owned a 1931 Ford Roadster street rod with a 350 chev in it in the not so distant past. I hope this will not tarnish your lofty thoughts of me. :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:


Jake

Keith Vincent 10-28-2003 05:16 PM

Lofty thoughts??
Are we just a little full of ourselves??

M & M 10-28-2003 07:44 PM

Help the North
 
I am beginning to think that the "Bish ChevVirus" is spreading way to fast in the North!:D

I am setting up a defense at the Columbia River!

:3DSMILE:

HighPlainsDrifter 10-29-2003 01:37 PM

Mike,

I'm pretty sure the Columbia starts in Canada, but we'll let you have the water anyway.:LOL:

This is starting to sound like a HatFord and McChevy fued, I don't think anybody won?
:JEKYLHYDE

Perry.

Rich 10-29-2003 01:53 PM

Okay Slabby, that thing has got to be here by now. What's the verdict? Gonna be done by...?

Rich

Jake 10-30-2003 06:11 PM

Lofty thoughts?
 
Keith, I will overlook your comment for now. By the way, where in Gig Harbor did you say you lived? I think I will head over the bridge and do some traffic stops. :D

Your Buddy, Jake

Keith Vincent 10-31-2003 03:17 PM

Jake, ol' Buddy,
I'm glad you still know how to make traffic stops. After a few years in the service of Pierce County I figured you spent most of your time "doing the Puyallup" for the extra check. I live down Hunt Street in Gig Harbor and drive a fast primer colored 289 like car with a Chev small block. Don't believe in them stop sign for rural towns. Just slows us down.
Come get me, copper.
:D :D :D

M & M 11-01-2003 08:43 AM

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Keith,

You are a trouble maker.....

Keith Vincent 11-03-2003 01:51 PM

thanks, I resemble that remark

NealM 11-04-2003 05:54 PM

Let's see some pics Walt. We need to be sure it's not a phantom. Hopefully the car is worthly of those George Hamilton loafers!

Walt Tomsic 11-04-2003 07:13 PM

Neal...

I bought the car specifically to better match the "George Hamilton's Personal Assistant's Loafers".

Car is now undergoing a thorough mechanical checkup prior to being taken down to bare metal and painted. Pix will follow.

Speaking of "phantoms"... does the term "GT-40" resonate?

Walt

NealM 11-05-2003 04:33 PM

Almost ready for paint. Should be on the road this spring. I look forward to another adventure. Cheers.

snakeeyes 11-25-2003 02:21 PM

Walt, I'll try to keep this topic away from Crosley. He sneaks into my study from time to time and I catch him on the NW Cobra Club section, trolling for any mention of your name.:3DSMILE:

I actually put up the top today (a mini engineering project on the scale of the Brooklyn Bridge:LOL: ) and drove to work on a cool, 30 degree morning. I turned on the heater, closed the windows on the side curtains, and...it was still damned cold!:D

Bob

Walt Tomsic 11-25-2003 06:05 PM

Bob...

must be the 'Texan' in you talking... we drove Crosley over an eastern Oregon mountain pass in the snow and felt warm as toast. I guess it's just a matter of how one defines the concept "cold".

Good to hear from you.

Walt

snakeeyes 11-26-2003 09:30 AM

Perhaps if I had dressed in something warmer than a sweater I would have been "toastier". It was a lot of fun--I've seen a hundred pictures of Cobras with the tops up in books, but "erecting" one added a new dimension to the hobby. It's fun driving along and looking out the side windows--they're kind of narrow and made me feel like I was peering out the gun slits in a WWI tank--


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