bills wrote:
>
> Good morning/afternoon or evening Listers,
>
> Last March my father passed away. He too was a car enthusiast. His
> interest wasn't british cars, but rather Mercedez and/or Peugeots.
>
> I recently received his ashes from Duke University and have been giving
> thought to a well cleaned car part instead of the traditional urn.
>
> This isn't a joke. Anyone who knew my father and walked into my house
> and saw a Mercedez or Peugeot part on the mantle would know it was in
> memory of him.
>
> Anyway, if anyone has seen heard or thought about anything like this, I
> would like to hear any thoughts or ideas.
Hmmm... my first reaction is that there are stranger things in the world
than this. <smile>
On the practical side, most urns have a cover, so a valve cover might
not be the best choice. You'll eventually find most of your father's
remains in the vacuum cleaner. How about something which can be capped?
Say, a 300SL brake master cylinder? <smile>
Cheers, Bill.
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My other Triumph runs, but....
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