Thanks Todd. I've had several folks write and tell me that they would let
dashes go for just shipping costs. One of our favorite parts suppliers
offered to send him a dash AND pay for shipping. Roadster owners are truly
a generous lot. Outside of my church, I've never seen this level of
altruistic behavior come from a group of people who don't even know each
other. What a lift!
I've already passed along one of the first offers to the 69 owner. He was
thrilled and somewhat confused by the generosity. He's just not used to it.
Who is? The rest is up to him.
Charlie
-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Osborn [mailto:trosborn@california.com]
Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 11:00 PM
To: Charlie Hubbard
Subject: Re: Dash for a 1969.
Charlie,
I have a 68 dash (no instruments, no glove box or glove box door) that I
would let go for the cost of shipping. The dash has some scars with foam
showing, but I've seen a lot worse.
Todd Osborn
San Jose, CA
Charlie Hubbard wrote:
>
> I just met man who works at a machine shop here in North Texas. He
recently
> purchased a 1969 roadster without a dash board or instruments. I was
> wondering if anyone of you ugly dash owners out there had an extra that
you
> would be willing to donate for cheap (or free) to this cause. The owner is
> of humble means, however, he specializes in working on cylinder heads and
> could probably barter a service for goods deal of some kind. I can tell
you
> that he did a great job on my engine.
>
> Charles Hubbard
> 1964 (pretty dash) SPL310
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