Stu,
I agree with you about the value of this list vs a club newsletter.
So what can the local club offer?
1. A chance to see other Tigers
2. Meet other Tiger owners in the flesh.
3. Listen to the sweet sound of Small block Ford V8s.
4. Most important. An excuse to DRIVE YOUR TIGER.
First let me say, I LOVE the format at a Tigers United. Combining rallys,
Autox and concours is just great. Maybe switching in an open track session
for Autox one year would be cool for variety, Perhaps drag racing, but I
digress....
I would like to see more club events that involve taking the cars out and
going somewhere (prefferably windy roads at high rates of speed, but that is
just me :) )
Monthly meetings where everybody arrives, ogles the cars in a parking lot
and then adjourns to a restaurant for eating are nice, but can't compare to
driving en mass and THEN eating.
And before any one else mentions it, I know all I need to do is plan an
event and put it in the CAT newsletter/website. I plead a busy life, which
is really not a good excuse.
Last of all, DRIVE YOUR TIGER
Erich
dying because the car is apart for front end restoration
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stu Brennan" <stubrennan@comcast.net>
This network, and sites such as TU, do a much
> better job of providing many of services that used to be available only
> through the clubs. Have a question? Here you can have it in front of
> several hundred people within hours, and have a solution, if not several
> possible solutions within a couple days. Try that in a monthly
> newsletter. So I think the earlier comments were right. THIS is
> becoming the national, if not the world umbrella club. Maybe there are
> ways the clubs can better work together, and maybe this should become
> part of how they evolve to remain viable in the future.
>
> Stu Brennan
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