Love the old stuff TC! And a guy can never have "too much" music!

Easy for you to say...........You don't have a 13 year old girl living at home. :hairpullout:

WTF! She doesn't like Country?


I hate the crap they pass off as music these days. Gee... sounds like my parents back about 1964.... AND GET A HAIR CUT!!!
LOL

She likes everything..............LOUD!

............and 70% of it falls into the sucks category and that's usually what I get serenaded with at 6:30 a.m. :willy:

Suhhhweet looking setup Greg. :thumbsup:

Them pypes look like the same size that's running through the interior of that SB2 car someone started a build thread on a few years back.


:D

SVPN (Sun Valley Property News) - a magazine that is really only about real estate advertising.. but is nicely done.... did an article for the upcoming Sun Valley Road Rally. SV Road Rally is mostly Bugatti's and Porsches trying to run as fast as they can for top speed... With a "car theme" for this quarter - they did a photo shoot of the shop... and like most of these things - the discussion was much more "in depth" but they cut and paste and leave most on the floor.


Anyway -- if anyone is interested... You click this link -- then click on the July issue (with the Porsche on the cover) .... click on it again and it goes full screen - then scroll along the bottom to find the article found on Page 120


http://sunvalleypropertynews.com/archive.php?issue=43

Cool story Greg. The shop looks great.

Very nicely done, Mr. Weld. Should have had Stella in there somewhere...

Very cool piece, nicely done Greg.

Any idea if they've fixed the "people moving issues" that they had in past road rally events there?

Good question Lance -- and all I can say is "I sure hope so"!!! They should have learned something from last years mess. But then - that's making a big ASSumption that management paid attention and took action.


I'm not going anywhere near the event this year... Frankly - it's pretty boring after the first couple of cars. It's really much more of a participation event than it is for a spectator.