Roman,
Couldn't agree more about Ken's Datster. It is sweet and needs a very good,
loving home. Oh, you made my day....five long years....I don't feel quite
as bad about how long it has taken for my project. With luck, things could
accelerate in the next few months. Always the conflict: money...time,
money...time. Never seems to be enough of either one or both.
Guy
67.5 SPL
Tempe, AZ
Roman Rist wrote:
> Well hello one and all!
>
> Here is some roadster babble, keep in mind your delete key is inches
> away.
>
> Updates in the roadster world;
>
> For one I am sad about Ken selling "datster". having seen the car up
> close and personal all I can say is what a gem. I hope someone as
> appreciative as the car is nice gets her.
>
> For two, It is none of my business, But, I was offended at the post
> inferring wrongdoing by Stan Chernoff with the Solexes.
> I have no Idea what had happened other than some mechandise was
> damaged.
>
> I know not who is at fault, nor do I care. Things like this happen.
> In the guitar business sometimes expensive rare instruments arrive not
> in one piece. It is sad to see, yet it happens. That is what insurance
> is for.
> To burden the list with this, I think was uncalled for. Just my
> opinion.
>
> Now, to burden you with my crap.
>
> I've started on my 66 and gotten a digital camera to document the
> progress. I'll set up a site for the work.
>
> My 70 1600 went out for it's first extended jaunt today in a while.
> New tags!! WhooHoo! Legal again for the first time since April.
> A well running roadster is a terrible thing to waste sitting in your
> driveway.
>
> Last but not least, this week, my 67.5 1600 will come home. It has been
> at a friend's body shop for 5 long years now.
>
> So, there you go. hope my post was of interest to some.
>
> Roman
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