And the best part about Maxton is you don't have to wash it off!!!!
Unless you do some "Agricultural Engineering"!!!
Joe ( Enjoying the warm weather)
Dick J wrote:
> Hey Phil, how's work on the roadster progressing?
> Are you going to try and give it a shake down
> run at Maxton, or just make it's cherry run at
> Bonneville? It's so much cheaper to test at
> Maxton, and you get all the time you need to make
> changes without any pressure to try and get back
> into the staging lane. I know that I would have
> wasted a whole lot of money had I taken the
> Camaro to Bonneville instead of Maxton. I've
> corrected everything on my list from the last
> Maxton run, and I'm going to try it again at
> Maxton in May. If all goes well, then I'll head
> to Bonneville. I haven't touched my roadster
> since last spring, but I will start making some
> progress on it very shortly. I've gotten the
> Camaro good enough to have fun with and feed my
> need for speed; now it's time to start working on
> the roadster.
>
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