You're right Ed.
The corporate culture is a giant handicap.
If we want to make a change, we chat with friends first or just make it!
The must spend the better part of a year going around to meetings and
making presentations.
Did anyone notice the overall body shape, engine and power train configuration?
It's a beautiful 1930's design. Absolutely excellent execution, first class all
the way!
Place it along side Nebulous II, III or the Markley/Hoffman car.
See any difference?
The JBC streamliner would look right at home alongside the Kentz-Leslie
streamliner,
Red Head or the SoCal streamliner. I hope the car is put in the The National
Motor
Museum soon. It will make a fine display.
What impresses the hell out of me are the PEOPLE from JCB that managed to steal
that car from the corporate bureaucracy.
Bryan
Ed Weldon wrote:
> You got it , Keith----
> Your competitors, all of them, are the catalyst that makes you strong.
>
> I said it before; these big corporate teams have their own unique handicaps
> waiting to be exploited.
> In 20 some years of observations on the Salt I've seen a number of amateur
> teams that thru persistence, leadership and sheer technical genius have it
> all over any big corporate effort so far.
> Ed Weldon
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