Images
 

> These are my mental images of events that happened where there are no
> pictures!
>
> On our arrival, club members helping each other unload their trailers.
> Members working into the night to fix a broken alternator.
> A son totally missing his father's anguish upon his late arrival and
> having to tell his dad he broke the glove box lock - priceless!
> A homeowner coming to our aid with jumper cables, water and ready to
> help anyway he could - thank you!
> As a result of a blowout, a club member loaning his car and staying
> with the disabled car so he could take his wife out of the 95 degree
> heat and find a tire.
> Overhearing a rider, upon his return from a ride in the burnout
> contest, explain to his wife why he only got the tree tops with his
> movie camera.
> Giving a surprise 50th birthday party with gifts and cake and watching
> as he gave members from Alabama, Florida and kids staying at hotel
> extra cake - class!
> Members using flash cameras and spraying water on a sleeping member
> and telling him it was raining - priceless!
> On the forest preserve road trip, seeing in my rearview mirror a grin
> a mile wide where the person following me was shoving my license plate
> up my ...
>
> These are the images that come to mind - probably a lot more as I
> reflect further upon my first spring fling.

Bob,
Well said.
Rich

Enjoyed your images:)
When you come down next year, be aware that we have local members who broght, ramps, jacks, tools, battery chargers, cables, etc, just look for one of the yellow shirt gang;)
Thanks for coming , see you all next year

Yellow shirt gang was no where to be found in the middle of nowhere, parked along a country road with no cell service. I was the one who became disabled, just after chasing down a fellow WCCC member who saw free road ahead of him and kept going rather than turning! The group we were with responded better than a pit crew and had me running in less than 15 minutes.

In the end, we did not need the jumper cables. Heck, we probably just needed the crimp tool, cause if we knew that Keith was going to take the full current from the coil wire later in the weekend, we probably would not have disconnected the battery for him to work on the coil wire.

Yes, there are great memories, and this is why my wife supports me comming back each year. Although she has mandated that I must hit 100 on the radar board next year or she may force me to sell the car.

Bulletbrown,
You're bringing a tear to my eye! We all had a great time and I have photo's of many of these opportunities that you have highlighted. Unfortunately, they are not digital so I will look forward to bringing them with me to our next get together. Thanks again for the great Bananna Cream Pie and have a great and safe 4th!