Dave,
Down here in the Florida desert at 13 feet I use pure ocean
air that is only dark brown from the muck fires.
The brown smoke combines with the salt content of the air.
The only problem is that I have to drain the water and
brown salt out of the tires when I get ready to balance them.
It is getting difficult to breath down here.
At 12:39 PM 2/28/2001 EST, you wrote:
>Obviously this Morris Garage driver was not using
>his sporting car in competition. As any driver would
>tell you, it was ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE you send
>your man servant out obtain mountain air for your
>tyres. Preferably air from above 3000 feet. This
>would help insure its purity. Such air greatly improved
>the handling. Factory air was usually full or smoke
>and other impurities from the lower altitude.
>
>Dave Johnson, B382002668, Aurora, IL (600' above sea level)
>
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