I also am glad that nothing serious had happened to you, in your line of play,
it can happen all to quickly. I sincerely hope that what parts of RIB that are
salvageable will live on in some way with your next project, Frankensprite.
Please don't go far, it's good to be able to read about vintage racing via the
mails that we receive from you and Chuck. I am not and may not ever be a
participant but it IS interesting reading to me. Race On!!! Brad
"Wm. Severing Thompson" wrote:
> I'd say I've received 40 to 50 responses, ( not necessarily Thickos...but
> then again... we're verywhere...) from people I've never met, wishing me
> well, offering help, or asking questions about the failure of the car. So
> for those of you that don't get it, or fail to see the valued added in our
> discussions, (despite the humor or attempts thereof) relax... we'll be going
> away shortly, taking our vintage race party back to the confined where only
> those who wish to witness it ... do.
>
> You are correct sir, that vintage racing is a "style". Some seem to think
> it's and "exclusive" style. We tend to believe it to be "inclusive".
> Consider yourselves free to join the party any time you like. Follow your
> nose to the best food, your ears to the (I m not claiming the best here)
> music, or the well driven race car to the Thicko pits.... we'll be there
> waiting for you.
>
> WST
> Flounder
> Team Thicko
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