Hi Russ,
The VTR Convention would not be complete without you.
Bring the Sptifire...or stop by TRF and bring one of Charles' TRS.
Perhaps he would provide some expense money. Alway promoting.
No not Montana...Minnesota. Winona, Minnesota.....right on the
Mississippi River. Jack & I live within 130 miles of the VTR site and
plan to have some kind of pre-VTR/FOT get together. If you would run
BRIC/Road America the weekend before, perhaps you & Cheryl could do some
vacationing and/or hide out with us.
I'll put you down, although I know it has been a bit of a crunch for you
lately. TR partytime
Say high to Patrick for me.
Ceilley just got an e-mail address, BTW
Best Regards...Joe
> ----------
> From: Russ Moore[SMTP:rem9@cornell.edu]
> Sent: Friday, October 31, 1997 10:02 AM
> To: Alexander Joseph H
> Subject: Re: VTR Convention
>
> Oww! You mean to say Montana, as in that big lump of turf somewhere
> past
> the edge of the earth??????
> (Well, at least to us easterners!) How far a hop is that?
> I WILL have the Spit back together by then in top form. Is there a
> race at
> the event? Sorry but I have not gotten mail lately to follow the
> string.
> I hope all of you are well. We have already had 1/2" of snow here and
> I
> dread another winter before I can turn a wheel in anger again. I
> missed it
> more than I thought I would. What a lousey year! At least I lived
> through it!
> Let me know about the convention. Are you guys all getting rooms, etc?
> Also
> are there any races to hit on the way or return?
> Russ
> (Do they allow Spitfires from the East coast?)
>
>
>
> At 12:21 PM 10/29/97 -0600, you wrote:
> >Hi Bill,
> >
> >The VTR convention is at Winona, Mn next July. This would be an
> >opportunity for you to run the Brian Redman International Challenge
> at
> >Road America and then attend the VTR National Convention on the way
> >home.
> >
> >How is is that for promoting events in tandem? Some of will be doing
> >this, but not from so far away.
> >
> >A bit of a stretch for you, but you will have lots of support from
> us,
> >if you are able to make it.
> >
> >There is still some interest in the axle project, but I'll let others
> >jump in on that. I just did another magnaglo and will be watching my
> >axles closely. I am also going to explore any marginal benefit that
> >might be derived from ion nitriding. Others are still contemplating
> the
> >purchase of a cloned axle with an improved material specification.
> >
> >Have you heard from Bob Kamholtz? I may be talking to him shortly.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >Joe
> >
> >> ----------
> >> From: Bill Babcock[SMTP:BillB@bnj.com]
> >> Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 1997 12:20 PM
> >> To: Friend of Triumph
> >> Subject: VTR Convention
> >>
> >> Here's a dumb question--when and where is the VTR convention, and
> what
> >> goes on at it? Sounds like it might be a lot of fun.
> >>
> >> Also, what the status of the hub and axle project? I'm very
> >> interested--I don't trust my present hubs, I had to weld the studs
> in,
> >> and who knows what stresses that created. I did let them cool very
> >> slowly, but there's no science in that.
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