Subject: RE: Insurance/stuff to do
Author: Charlie Mullendore
Date: Feb 13, 2004, 3:16 PM
Post ID: 1716036813
Hi Randy,
I'm still planning on making the trip. Have a bunch of stuff to check
over on the '69 (the u-joint and carrier bearing have 73k on them) and a
few modifications to make (turn signals!), but I'll be there if at all
possible. Made reservations in the lodge at Palmer Gulch already, but
haven't pre-registered - that might jinx things. Now if my employer will
just let me out of my cage for two weeks...
Still thinking about what route to take out, leaning towards the old
Lincoln Highway right now.
Sometime before then I should finish the Falcone and get a good start on
the BMW /2 with /6 engine and trans. for a customer. Then there's the
stalled '71 Ambo restoration, getting the Bertone to run, the Audi 90
head gasket and radiator, the Mercedes bodywork and paint,
andonandonandonandon....
Too soon the snow removal chore will turn to the grass mowing chore, but
at least we won't have to wear four layers to do it! Cheers,
Charlie
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ranjan wrote:
| Nothing like having all kinds of things to finish. Get my 700 on the road for the firsttime in about 14-15 years. (this list is good for something, a kick in the pants) to meet all of you in the Black Hills. Finish restoring the R90/6, redo the wifes shovelhead, and as of last night, a timing belt in my son's Neon. All this plus beer, snow removal, beer, ski trip (20 anny), beer and whiskey. Time to go, the beers knocking at the door. later Randy Wilson SE SoDak ----- Original Message ----- From: Christopher Mitchell To: Loopfram-@topica.com Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 11:47 AM Subject: RE: Insurance Nope. but close enough to think about things like registration and insurance. Also I feel like I have 3 kids - triumph engine rebuild (not sure which is more relaxing in front of the tv - soldering up guzzi wires or wetsanding triumph connecting rods) never ending guzzi project and a jeep (wasn't supposed to be a project) that got power steering, tie rods, ball joints and shocks among other things this winter. Blah blah blah, Chris ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Choose now from 4 levels of MSN Hotmail Extra Storage - no more account overload! |
Charlie
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