Yes, time literally stands still in my TD. I take a "short" drive to the store
and it measures 16 miles for a 2 block trip. I love it. Passion is what it's all
about. If it's not fun don't do it. That goes for life's professions too!
steve
52 TD
Dan Ray wrote:
> a Clock? I'm no help here at all. :)
> The car is just trying to tell you, "screw what time it is -- drive me
> dammit!"
> This is sacrelige, I know...and totally out of bounds for a "young" (haha) B
> driver...
> I guess I need to buy a good "MG" book to tell me these things (library
> needs).
> When I went through airborne school, the "black hats" taught us there's
> "airborne time" and regular time.
> Is "MG time" like that? It should be. Time stands still when driving one. I
> drive off into the country on my lunch time, when stressed by "More with
> Less".
> I live more in that half hour than some people live all year (take on a
> catchy recruiting commercial).
>
> Dan
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steven Tritle <stritle@epix.net>
> To: mgs@autox.team.net <mgs@autox.team.net>
> Date: Friday, May 29, 1998 6:28 PM
> Subject: TD clock
>
> >My clock stopped working. It was restored and transistorized by Hal
> >Kramer. Is Hal on the web?
> >
> >What do I look for when trying to troubleshoot this problem. It has
> >worked for 3 years. I just installed a new Lucas battery 3 weeks ago and
> >it has more "juice" than my Interstate. Could that have precipitated the
> >problem? Any ideas anyone? The connections are good.
> >
> >Steve
> >52 TD
> >
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