Hey Guys.... and Gals... as the case maybe.... ( checking is still optional
and often messy... but good fun )
Malcolm was just calling the Camaro what I often call it when it's not
particularly in my good graces ...
Malcolm is in England and it's his opinion that the FIA is the final
authority... and in his country it's a widely respected organization.... I
know the Brits aren't any happier with the French then we are... Malcolms
mis-guided ideas of thier importance is his opinion and is shared by several
folks here in the states... but they don't represent the hobby from the
Junior racer level... ( hey buckwheat.... I get to pick if it's misguided
or not.... laughing as hard as you are Malcolm )
My opinions are just that... My thoughts... I know several of you agree with
both of us and we have beat this horse to death in the past....
Feel free to beat it up more in the future... I love beating up on the
french.... ( capitol F deleted in relation to thier importance in my life )
Keith
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Denton" <foxriverkid@earthlink.net>
To: "John Goodman" <ggl205@yahoo.com>
Cc: <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 11:24 PM
Subject: Re: ACCUS Who?
> A number of years ago I met the head of ACCUS at the SEMA show in Las
Vegas.
> Her name was Marcie (can't remember her last name) She was the sum total
of the
> office in the USA and actually reported to FIA in France. At that point in
time
> she was attempting to get FIA and ACCUS in-the-door, so-to-speak, of off
road
> racing. If I am not mistaken she had a problem getting past Sal Fish, the
owner
> of SCORE.
>
> Anyway, the feeling I got was that ACCUS did FIA's work in the USA
although she
> never went to events nor knew anything about racing of any kind.
>
> Malcolm, what did you call Keith's Camaro? Was that a British term for a
pretty
> neat car?
>
> Bob Denton
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