Along the lines of history, I hav e lost the excellent post made sometime in
the last year which describes the meaning of the FOT logo. If anyone saved
it, or if the original poster still has it, I would be grateful for a new
posting of it. I hope to get a few large vinal copies of it to put on the
race trailer. Joe Curry, was it you who arranged to get the decals made
last year? Is a soft copy of the image available?
Thanks,
Chuck
On 7/3/06, N197TR4@cs.com <N197TR4@cs.com> wrote:
>
> Yup, John Lye,
>
> I am pleased that we still have the story straight after all of these
> years.
>
> Says something about the nature of the animal.
>
> So much good has come out of all of this.
>
> Might have even saved a life and a limb.
>
> Mostly, the friendships have been cherished.
>
> Joe Alexander
>
>
> > Close - I was crewing for Chip Bond at the Runoffs (as I recall, it was
> the
> > year that we were paddocked next to Hardy Prentice). Joe Alexander
> > came down to Mid-Ohio to spectate, and gravitated over to our paddock
> > space. After dinner one evening, Joe began musing about how cool it
> > would be to find a way to link all the guys who were still racing
> Triumphs
> > (SCCA, vintage, autocross, whatever) together to chat, share
> information,
> > etc. etc. Since Mark Bradakis had been running the Team.Net website
> > and e-mail lists for a while, and since he was a good friend, I told Joe
> > that I was pretty sure that I knew someone who could make it all happen.
>
> > Once I got back to my computer, I contacted Mark and he did make it
> > all happen. So, it was Joe's idea, and Mark's work that started it all
> > (and I was just the middleman). It has grown a bit since then, of
> course.
>
>
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Chuck Arnold
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