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RE: Fender Screws/membership criteria

To: "'Jim Tyler'" <jtyler29@idt.net>
Subject: RE: Fender Screws/membership criteria
From: Jim Tyler <jtyler29@idt.net>
Date: Sun, 26 Sep 1999 08:58:32 -0400
>Long live the mighty Datsun 1300. (though the 1200 was better)

Yes, less of any pathetic engine is better.  I makes it easier to take to the 
dump.

JT

>Long live the mighty Datsun 1300.

Fortunately in the US we don't have to worry much about that concept, most 
of them died on their own and met a fitting end!  (Rusting away or melted down)

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From:   Alan Bent[SMTP:ajb@squirrel.com.au]
Sent:   Sunday, September 26, 1999 3:09 AM
To:     Jim Tyler
Cc:     datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net
Subject:        Re: Fender Screws/membership criteria

We should ban anyone whose initials are JT !
Long live the mighty Datsun 1300. (though the 1200 was better)
Alan Bent  -  Queensland , Australia
1966 Fairlady SP311  -  1965 Silvia CSP311
1966 Fairlady SP311  -  1964 Fairlady 3 seater SP310
1964 Fairlady 3 seater SP310 - 1964 Cedric Wagon WP31
1963 Bluebird P312 -  1963 Bluebird P312
1963 Cedric P31 - 1964 Cedric Wagon 1964
1969 Super Six G130
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Pit/3823/index.html


Jim Tyler wrote:

> I thought you had to be anal to own a roadster!
>
> You know Tom, we ought to make that a requirement for ownership and being a 
>member of this list.
> That would insure that ALL roadsters got SS fender screws thereby protecting 
>the the population.
>
> Maybe we could have a test and an oath.
>
> Of course this wouldn't work in some countries, er those south of us where 
>collectors suffer
> from 1300 worship :-).  Hey that could be an exclusion criteria!
>
> Jim Tyler
> More Dratsun Roadsores than needed!
>
> Then again,  the ORIGINALS weren't stainless....where is my screwdriver, 
>those gotta come off!
>
> > KeatesJA@navair.navy.mil writes:
> >
> > << Recently bought SS fender screws from Chernoff. Chucked them in electric
> >  drill and with 2 levels of sandpaper and an hour,  created some very shiny
> >  screws that look great against the new "Firethorn" paint. Am I the only one
> >  this anal? >>
> >
> > When I got mine, I spent a bit of time polishing each one also. Did them in
> > steps.... didn't stop until they were perfectly smooth and shiny, and I
> > couldn't see any dimples or ripples in the surface. I'm sure they'll be well
> > worth it!
> >







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