Thanks for the encouragement! We are nearing the end of the front yard: have
completed planting the islands and putting rock on 4 of the 5. Moved nearly
12 yards of rock by hand since last week. We were going to try seeding the
yard, but maybe we will go with sod instead.
As to the car...yeah, me too! I want this puppy finished! Last week I welded
in some more odds and ends like additional strut braces for the fron
suspension, finished the motor mounts and welded in a big honking drive
shaft loop at the rear cross member. Trimmed the rear fender area for tire
growth during runs. Did some caulking in new areas and will put some
undercoat in the fender wells in back. That salt is funny stuff...gets into
everything, so it all needs to be sealed. Have a few pieces to weld into the
roll cage around my head to keep it inside the cage in event of an upset.
When I get the rear end back in the car, I promise to update the web site
with more pictures and words...
mayf
----- Original Message -----
From: "sosnaenergyconsulting" <sosnaenergyconsulting@cox.net>
To: "DrMayf" <drmayf@teknett.com>
Cc: <tigers@autox.team.net>
Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 8:59 AM
Subject: Re: Tigers United Web Site...
> Actually, I've been frothing and foaming at the mouth ever since I heard
> about this project some time ago because I *want*it*to*run*!
>
> While I realize that these things take time and money, I'm still waiting
> to hear how it goes when you get the car out at Bonneville.
>
> Thanks for the update--now get that yard landscaped (I'd suggest
> rocks--they don't require watering or trimming) so the car can get
> finished, you Pahrumpian, you.
>
> Regards
>
> David (ready to bask in your reflected glory anytime) Sosna
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