We are ready, one last outing this weekend as a practice run. The off
to Staten Island on the 24th.
Looking forward to this one ;-)
Larry
Team OSHIT
On May 5, 2006, at 13:50 PM, Deikis, John G wrote:
> Team Triangle is moving forward in preparation for the departure
> day for
> The Big Apple and America's first beater rally.
>
> I got both of the headlights on the 3-wheeled Honda CRX to work at the
> same time, believe I've solved a nagging problem with the right front
> brake, and took a little spin last night to pick up a freebee spare
> tire
> donut. Certainly gets a lot of strange looks from people. I really
> prefer to be a bit more inconspicuous, but with only 3 wheels I've had
> to resort to a Groucho glasses-nose-moustache disguise to blend in.
>
>
>
> Anyway, tomorrow will be the real test flight. Going to do a 6-hour
> interstate run out and back to Gingerman Raceway to check out the
> season's first VSCDA vintage race. A friend is doing his first
> post-school race in his first ever race car, a nicely prepped
> streetable
> MGB GT (LBC content!). He said if I make it all the way to South
> Haven,
> he'll pay for the beer. Perhaps Flounder and Thicktones will be on
> the
> bill. Beer, old race cars and Team Thicko. Add topless dancers and
> you'd have a real Saturday night!
>
>
>
> So, the questions:
>
> How are things progressing with the cheeseheads at Team SU and with
> the
> gangsters at Team OSHIT?
>
> Will team-dot-net be fielding three vehicles in this epic debacle?
>
> Are there any listers living between New York and New Orleans, and
> between NOLA and Michigan who can come to rescue me and #2 son if that
> single rear wheel breaks off? We will have the three essential spare
> parts: duct tape, cell phone, and credit card.
>
>
>
> --JohnD
>
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macy@bbl.med.upenn.edu
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Neuropsychiatry Section
Department of Psychiatry
University of Pennsylvania
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