It must be something in the air in Washington, probably the leftover
volcanic ash from Mt, St. Helens. Curry, this guy is one of your neighbors,
can you help hin out.
Larry Zink
Wher th air ain't rare and the winters are warm
-----Original Message-----
From: HolePuncher <hoops@owt.com>
To: triumphs@autox.team.net <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Date: Friday, April 24, 1998 11:11 PM
Subject: Tach Repairs Offered
>
>In an effort to provide the list with an ever-increasing base of skilled
>craftsmen I volunteer to disassemble and inspect the inner workings of any
>Smiths tachometers sent my way. Of course, these tachs will not be
>reassembled or returned to their previous owners, but bet assured that they
>will be laid to rest with the utmost care. In this way I will glean enough
>knowledge to determine if it is possible to fix my own tach since no one
>else seems to know anything about this subject...
>
>Why is it that there are so many experts about grun, er, trunnions, (OK, so
>that was my fault), and TR Police Cars?
>
>Send your tachs to:
>Bilko's Tach Repair
>4005 Horizon Ct
>Pasco, WA 99301
>
>Just don't send them freight collect!
>
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