Terry,
It seems the Tiger has not only crossed the Atlantic, but culture as
well! Maybe with some Alpine spoked wheels, skinny white wall tires and two
batteries in the trunk (a deterrent to Lucas gremlins) will allow you to
compete in the big leagues next time. Did anyone look under the car? I'm
sure they would have found the exhaust pass threws ripe for "drop-in it."
Perhaps you should have told them that "Jorge" Boskoff did the bulk of the
work and that "Carroll" got the bulk of the Pesos.
Actually it's great that you were there. In as much as there are distictive
differences in motoring "flavor" I'm still amazed what one can often learned
from other areas of the hobby. I would think at least some of those guys
have found correction methods of negative front camber.
Tom Witt
----- Original Message -----
From: Terry Morris <TERMAR@prodigy.net>
To: <tigers@Autox.Team.Net>
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 9:42 AM
Subject: car show
> Tigers,
>
> I went to a car show this weekend that my cousin asked me to attend.
After I
> registered I found out that it was a lowrider car show for toys for tots.
I
> think my tiger was the only car there that didn't have air bags or
hydraulics.
> The vatos said my car was low enough and that it had atleast one battery
in
> the trunk. It was a different type of crowd then I used to being around,
they
> all seemed to like tiger. Everyone wanted to know who Carroll Shelby was
and
> why SHE signed the car? My car ended up taking 1st in special interest
> category. I had a good time and it was for a good cause.
>
> Terry
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