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And believe it or not, I could weld at one point in my life...I guess now would be a good time to revitalize that skill :)
I think we'll probably spent the winter dismantling and cataloging and hoping that in as short as a decade we'll hear 18414 roar to life again. My son is an Aerospace Engineering major and I know he'd love to have a hand in it. (except he will try to put titanium everywhere he can :) )While we're at it, maybe we should just use the wind tunnel to get the leaves and clingy bits off and to test how straight she...isn't :)
We are not in a hurry as we have a fun JH to drive and if not anything else, we can really see how these great cars were built!
I know it will get to the point where I will walk in to my friend's garage, point at the trailer with a body, that I took to get prepped and painted professionally, and boxes of parts and beg to have his his chief mechanic ( who used to own a British auto repair shop) put her back together. But that is okay. It's the journey, right?
Thanks again,
Suzanne
Last edited on 09-19-2006 09:01 pm by stg