Sounds like the next generation has been 'hooked'. Great story.
For my part - I have been working on my TR since around the beginning of the
Millennium. My grandson was born in February of that year. He has only
seen pictures of the car (as it should be and it all apart) - lives too far
away to see me working on it - not sure if he has ever been to a meet.
But if you ask him.... "That's my car when I get older" and to be honest -
he is probably right - unless his mother gets over her Fiat affliction....
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Carl - Tampa
1961 TR3A TS81802LO
Body Off Restoration
Completion Date: NATC 2010
http://mysite.verizon.net/cfmtr3a/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gene and Barb Wellenstein" <ewellenstein@itol.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 12:28 AM
Subject: Re: [TR] TR- trf summer party
> Larry,
> Myself and my 9 yr old nephew attended our first Summer Party this
> year and it was a blast. We went in my 1959 TR3A starting from Green
> Bay, WI. I have no past experience but I thought there were many very
> nice looking TR3's in the crowd.Some were just gorgeous and I can't
> imagine what it requires to keep them looking so good. Some thoughts:
snip
> paragraphs on the Summer Party but I will spare you. Suffice to say
> when we arrived home at 2:00 a.m. on Monday morning Henry told his
> Mom that "if you want a little adventure drive your Toyota. If you
> want a BIG adventure drive a Triumph". That summed up the trip.
>
> Gene Wellenstein
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