Yes, good news and bad news. Guy, take it one step at a time and you'll
have that number running!
My hard drive crashed last week, and I'm still trying to get the P166 PC up
and running. Good news is the weather is great, and I got some good driving
time in the roadster. I've been porting what data I could to an old P90 PC
(I can still get my email!), but it doesn't have the memory, HD space and
CDRW the other PC has to support the scanner and software. So... the 67.5
manual is 1/3rd posted and I'll keep trying to get the rest up by
Christmas. As long as good news is happening also, then we can keep
smiling!
Enjoy family, friends, the holidays, and of course, our roadsters. Thank
you all on the list!
Fred Katz
SF, California
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> From: Guy <gppepoy@cybertrails.com>
> To: datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net
> Subject: Good News...Bad News
> Date: Thursday, December 23, 1999 5:56 PM
>
> Hello out there.
>
> The good news is that it is 12-23-99, the sun is shining and the
> temperature is about 77 degrees in Phoenix. Perfect Roadster weather.
> The bad news is that my sweet little roadster is now in about 900 pieces
> and is only driven in my dreams.
>
> Had a real bad case of Computerus Interruptus when I switched from AOL.
> Did you see the movie Groundhog Day with Dan Murrey. I lived this
> movie.
> It all happened after I left AOL...could be a plot here. Each day I
> would read my E Mail...copy, delete and trash as appropriate. The next
> day... all the old mail would return...along with my new mail. Again I
> would read, delete and trash. The next day I would recieve ALL previous
> E Mail, Etc, Etc, Etc, spooky. I really like you guys and all the neat
> material I get from the list...BUT I draw the line at 300 messages
> recieved with 25 new ones included. We got it fixed. Ya gotta love
> computers. That one of the reasons I Love my Roadster...not one
> blankety, blank,blank computerchip in the whole car.
>
> To all...Have a great Holiday season and a terrific new century.
>
> Guy Pepoy
> 1967.5 SPL 311
> Tempe, Arizona
>
> Ooops, it's cooling off. It's now down to 72 degrees with the sun down.
> Later.
>
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