:seeya: doug.
There's a very good chance that we could have our cars out for the April lunch. We can keep our fingers crossed.
i have my own personal feed bag but my wife objects to me wearing it in public.
thinking back to our january meet and realizing that now we will soon be prepping our rides for the coming season makes me appreciate how these meets help the time pass. looking forward to seeing everybody again next week. maybe one of these times some of our pals from out of the area could come ? doug.
doug.
We got married and moved four times in three years. Then in '75 we built where were are now and they will take us out feet first. I hate movn too. I'd rather move than do drywall work though. I'm just about done the garage and that is one despicable job if there ever was one. Kent has a nice spot now and handy to shopping too. The best little barber shop is just up the street. Two guys, Sandy and Kurt who are both in their '70s are there and are great guys to chat with. You are going to like the location. Ask Kurt about flying. At one time he was licensed to fly passenger jets and, for many years, had his own bush plane up north and still flies up every summer for a visit.
hope it goes well kent, see you at the next one bud.
I don't think Doug got her into any of the pictures. 
At the next table over was an old neighbour who had a farm the butted up against the back of Dad's farm. Many years ago he was selling a '69 Malibu that he bought new. It had the 350, automatic and the tach and gauge dash that wasn't even all that common in SS cars. Hindsight being 20-20 I should have bought it. With one of these newer LS engines it would have been one sweet ride. He has his own plane and still flies off a grass runway on his farm. Interesting guy. It was an excellent day once again. Looks like April 24 might be the next get together. That or whatever works best for everyone.