Roland Dudley wrote:
> > Dad wasn't too thrilled about the mud he got on his rear tires when he let
> > out the clutch and unleashed some V8 torque over the grass. But, then the
> > two long tire tracks carved deep in the grass just behind his car gave his
> > Tiger just the look it should have!
> >
> > Jay
>
> Will he have monster knobbies on his Tiger next year.
>
> Roland
No,
Next year I watch for the mud holes in the grass. Can't figure out where they
came from. Hasn't rained in weeks, and then only a day.
Well, that's what you call 'digging in".
Was proud to have my daughter parked next to me with her 'new' S2 Alpine. Just
wish Jay could have finished his S3 and my daughter-in-laws just received
"Proper
Alpine". Might get a group award for the most Sunbeam owners in a single
family.
My wife wants one, if I can get it with auto tranny, power steering, electric
windows, and air conditioning. Hmm? It is possible. With Cullen Bennett's air
experience, Jim Barrett's auto experience, and the 5.0 F.I. Alpine's Mustang
power
steering (parked next to me) could pull it off. Should I start with a 95 point
Tiger???? {9->
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