I'm hungry for some ribs at Houston's!

any time Greg, I have not been to Houston's in a while

Well -- reviving this one from the dead pool...


Roy B. called me today -- they had the roadster over to the line up shop -- and as he said - if it was "out" just a little - he wouldn't have called me -- but he did because the REAR END was out of whack so far!

Somebody remind me why I didn't choose Roy to build the car in the first place...

Up next -- the slipping clutch... Which we should be able to discuss by the time I get to the GNRS and see him there. My hope is he finds "something" wrong. Ala the rear being so far out of alignment. I'd prefer to FIND what is wrong rather than be told "we couldn't see anything wrong"... that's what I heard from SAR. So far that hasn't worked out real well for them. :wow: :unibrow:

Aaah, the old smoking-gun approach. I agree, it always better to diagnose the problem, find the souce, and then correct the problem....... or you can just keep throwing darts..... Lawndarts?


--Eric

Just found this, SAR's commercial

http://youtu.be/NVQS3X4qM6M

Dude -- You must be stuck at home..... :willy: :wow: :rofl:

Here's the commercial...

Not stuck, just prefer not to be on the road w/people who actually believe they can drive in the snow.:_paranoid Thought you might enjoy SAR's newly released commercial.:D

That looks like Scott's car! :lol:

I sure hope Steve reads this magazine..... and see's that cute little Red Roadster sitting in the shop....

EEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA



Too funny!



http://www.good-guys.com/news/newsSt...px?newsid=1940

^ Ha! Lookin good Greg... so how long did you sign the storage lease for that car with Roy? 12 month term? :D