Michael,
Good to hear from you. You may be right. And, I may drive it some more
this year. But, there is no way I'm going to drive it in snow and salt.
In one year it could end up looking like one of yours when you first found
it.
I was so psyched from the great trip yesterday, that this morning I finally
got around to installing my new driver's side floor. It went well.
Who's a wuss?
Sumner
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> From: Michael Ferguson <fergie@ntplx.net>
> To: Sumner Weisman <sweisman@gis.net>
> Subject: Re: Last Ride
> Date: Friday, October 30, 1998 3:46 AM
>
> Sumner Weisman wrote:
> >
> > To everybody who replied about my planned trip for today:
> >
> > Thanks for the good wishes for my “Last Ride of the Year” with the old
TR3.
> > The weather was fine — sunny, cold, and windy, temperature in the 40's
—
> > and we had a wonderful time. Started in Framingham, and went through
all
> > the small towns I mentioned yesterday. We spent time in Plymouth,
looking
> > at the replica of the Mayflower, and at Plymouth Rock. Some British
> > tourists came running over to see the car. We drove over the Sagamore
> > Bridge onto Cape Cod, and had lunch in the small town of Sandwich on
the
> > north side of the cape. The trip back was equally fine. My only
complaint
> > is that a pair of LBC-hating seagulls scored perfect hits on the
> > windscreen right in my field of view. I guess it’s lucky we were
moving,
> > or I’d be washing my hair now.
> >
> > Sumner Weisman
> > Framingham, MA
> > 62 TR3B
>
> Hi, Sumner!! So why are you parking it for the season??!! And you with
> the new side curtains! There should be lots more days just like today
> before the snow flies. In any case, assuming I ever FIND a car, I intend
> to drive mine all year long. Back in about 1968 or so, drove my '3 the
> whole winter without a heater. And to top it off, it was one of the best
> cars I ever drove in the snow! Don't be such a wuss...keep it on the
> road!!
> --
> Michael Ferguson
> Vernon CT
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