I love it when you newer guys jump in here.... amazing the things you
learn...
I do know the Salt Shark can be bought and it's a SUPER quality Small
displacement streamliner.... awesome piece really...
Jim you sound like the kinda guy who has to do it himself... and I respect
that also... Thanks for jumping in...
Keith
----- Original Message -----
From: "Waldron, James" <James.Waldron@CWUSA.COM>
To: <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 9:11 AM
Subject: RE: New Members
> OK. I'm in. Name is Jim Waldron and I'm a computer
> geek with a big internet backbone company (in good financial
> shape). In a previous career I owned a NAPA parts store
> and ran the machine shop (sold it - darn). Built engines
> for funny cars and SCCA road racers in the late 70's. Picked
> up a Hot Rod annual and read about the Summers Brothers assault
> on 400 MPH and was hooked. Don't know what it is about this
> but it grabs something primal in me. Life intervened (and
> kids, and techie toys, and 20 years of other stuff) but I'm
> ready to get back to this deferred goal as soon as I get the
> house completed (what is it about building houses and this
> list?) A little different in that I'm doing the construction
> myself (every nail) and have been at it for 8 years. (Whew)
> But, drywall is up and painted and picked up the wood flooring
> yesterday, so the light at the end of the tunnel is getting
> brighter. As soon as the house is complete I'll start on
> the streamliner - not sure when, but this year for sure.
> Thinking about a motorcycle streamliner in one of the lower
> displacement classes - this list has been absolutely wonderful
> for providing information, advice, and details for turning
> a vague idea into some rough sketches and into a rough plan.
> I've been lurking and agitating since March.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim W.
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