Rob and All, as Steve L points out, I did work for a basic industry, but
it was American Bridge Division, Not American BRIDE Division. Some
enginnnereseesrs can't spell, even with spell checker.
Oh well, good day, with progress on the Tiger.
Lerrrrrrry, Oppps, that's Larry
Larry Paulick wrote:
>
> Rob, welding, is an ART. Know all about it, having been with American
> Bride Div of US Steel years ago, but knowing and doing is two different
> things. I'm so-so, and look at others with a feeling I need to do it more.
>
> Nice job. Funny what people look at when they see the picture.
>
> Larry
>
> Rob Guerra wrote:
> >
> > At 06:41 AM 01/13/2001, Larry Paulick wrote:
> > >Rob, I am sure that you spent less on buying the car, than I did not the
> > >bodywork on mine. Great story, and nice to see that you can still find
> > >the proverbially, "Little Old Lady's car in the Garage".
> > >
> > >You lucky dog you.
> > >
> > >Good luck with the restoration.
> > >
> > >Was that your welding?
> >
> > Yes it was my welding and fabrication for that matter. I told Tom that I
> > wanted to most of the work on the car in that respect. He did some of the
> > more delicate Tig welding. But I did 90% of it.
> >
> > Rob
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