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Subject: BCW or BCY
From: token1@ridgecrest.ca.us (Darrell)
Date: Fri, 16 May 1997 09:10:10 -0700
Posted-date: Fri, 16 May 1997 09:04:30 -0700 (PDT)
  I think the concept of BCW has been a great thing, in my area it has
resulted in a few more LBCs being on the road.  Just yesterday I saw a red
MG Midget and a BRG MGB that I had not seen before.  But this was after the
temperature had cooled a bit, in the evening, I don't think it was over 100 F.

  Speaking of tempuratures, I hear some people voicing (typing?) the fact
that it is a little cold and/or wet at their location.  I understand the
problem (but in reverse),  in about a month we will be at temps that will
be uncomfortable at best.  Today topped out at 104 F but soon we will see
115 to 123 F.  I am ashamed to admit that there is normally a two to three
week period during the summer when I drive my Mazda to and from work (ain't
A/C grand?), but one of the Triumphs will go out every evening!

  HEY!  Anybody got an A/C mod for a TR-4 or a Mk.III Spit?  That would
take care of that bit of treason.

Later,

Darrell Leach,   KD6LRC   DM-15,   Ridgecrest, Ca
email: token@owens.ridgecrest.ca.us
   or: darrell_leach-mti@echo.chinalake.navy.mil
1962 TR-4 (CT5368LO)   Every Day
1962 TR-4 (CT13108L)
1965 Spitfire Mk.II
1967 Spitfire Mk.III  (In work, lots of 1500 stuff)
1984 GL1200A GoldWing  (The other everyday transportation)





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