Mike,
Ya right! Is this is another April fools joke in June? Fool me once,
shame on you. Fool me twice....and I'll find out where ya live... Now,
If you aren't fooling....too cool. Whats he got and send pics soonest.
Please don't tell me they are in this condemmed high school gymnasium and
all these perfect, vintage Roadsters have to be moved or else they will be
crushed and buried by some nasty Nutzi that drives a Grand AM and hates
all... "them furrin cars". Once a week is all I can take.
Guy
67.5 solex stroker (in slooow progress)
Tempe, AZ
Mike Faggart wrote:
> Hello to the list!
> I am very sorry about the virus that was in my computer. I had no
> idea that it was sending something out on its own. Thanks to Brian
> Holland and the rest of the list that let me know one way or the other
> that something was wrong. It is now corrected.
> Now for some roadster news! While I was dining at lunch one day in
> the town where I work, population is small BTW and I had driven the
> roadster that day to work, I was approached by a gentleman asking me
> about my car. I told him that I was in the process of restoring it
> and that some day it would look better. He then made the statement to
> me that he knew all about these cars and that he has 7-8 of these in
> the woods behind his house. Yeah, right! I introduce myself and he
> tells me that his name is Keith Hege and that he used to crew for Jim
> Fitzgerald! I then got cold chills, This is the man that worked on my
> original 1969 2000 30 some years ago! This man is a walking history
> book of Datsuns! After I got back to work, I called him at his house
> and asked if I could come over. So, 2 days later I spent 2 1/2 hours
> at lunch with him and walking in the woods looking at roadsters and
> parts. His stories about racing with Fitz are great! Rob, you need
> to talk to this guy! I will try to get some pics the next time I go
> visit.
> I hope that finding this key piece of Roadster history makes up for
> the virus that got spread by my computer!
>
> Mike Faggart
> SEROC
> 68 2L
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