Ha, we probably missed you because my buddy had to work in the morning, so
we didn't even leave Cupertino until 1:30pm. We parked a mile up the highway
due to the traffic jam at the time we got there. Yeah, basically I went to
see the flying wing, myself <g>. Did you get to see it in the air?
My alternative destination would have been the display of California Mille
cars at the Fairmont in SF. But that might have been a little rich for my
blood. Have you heard anything about the California Melee? That would seem a
more appropriate milieu for my B, but I'm not in touch with the organizers.
on 4/30/01 8:34 PM, Dennis at mg-dennis@mindspring.com wrote:
> Sunday was gorgeous wasn't it Max?! My friend with the red MGB and I drove
> out to
> the Dream Machine show also. We left about 8 that morning and registered our
> cars
> at the gate when we got there. So there was at least 2 MGBs there. I saw
> about 3
> T series cars and a few other LBCs but not much. By chance there was a 63
> Llotus
> 7 next to us.. The thing that awed me the most was the Northrop flying
> wing...
>
> Dennis Cox
>
> 67 mgb
>
> Max Heim wrote:
>
>> Ain't it great? I had a nice cruise, too, on Sunday, over to the coast for
>> the Dream Machines show at Half Moon Bay. Of course the highway to Half Moon
>> Bay was so jammed that we had to drive up to Pacifica on 280 and back on
>> Hwy. 1, but it was only 40 miles out of the way and a beautiful day, so what
>> the heck?
>>
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Max Heim
'66 MGB GHN3L76149
If you're near Mountain View, CA,
it's the red one with the silver bootlid.
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