Hey Richard, and thanks for your concern - I was too. I made it back
with no issues whatsoever, although the highway bumps in Kentucky had me
cringing for a while.
This was also my first trials, and it was a pleasure to meet some of the
people who've been kind enough to help me and/or I've corresponded with
in the past. I'm looking forward to many future 6-Pack Trials.
Thanks again, and I'm going to sign off to sit on the sofa and read a
bit of Kas's book, and see if I can pick up any tricks.
Are any 6-Pack members going to the show in Hendersonville, NC this
weekend? I am provided I get the sheared bolt fixed.
Cheers,
R. Ashford Little II
www.geocities.com/ralittle2
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-6pack@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-6pack@autox.team.net] On
Behalf Of Richard Seaton
Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 8:14 PM
To: 6 Pack Good email address
Subject: Trials 2003
I hope Ashford Little made it back OK, as he had only one of the two
lower
fulcrum pivot bolts holding the front lower control arm on. Lets us know
something Ashford!
It was my first TRials even though I only had half a car, it was great
to
see all the cars....oh yeah the people too. Got to put some faces with
some
names from the web ring. Too many cars and new faces to keep straight
for me,
maybe next year I'll do better and driving too.
Very nice group of people, sure is nice to talk nonstop TR's for 3
days!
I did find out one thing I'm not the only '69 TR6 snob out there!! By
the
way those saffron yellow car guys are snobs too (LOL)! You know who you
are!
Thanks to Jeff, Steve, Bill and Sarah Ritchey (non 6 pack),
Bill/Joanne
Davis (non 6 pack), Ron Ford (non 6 pack), Matt Mulllin, Mike Brinker
and all
the others for your hard work.
Richard Seaton
'69 TR6
PS, I actually did a little more work on the body and got the dimmer
switch
ready to go in the correct location.
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