Kevin
Isn't there a Spridget on you brother's farm that needs to be disposed of?
And then again, I'm positive the Northeast Oshit team can cobble up a
fairly nice Spridget for $250.
I know I have a few jump out of gear trannys, a 1275 that turns over,
loads of used engine parts, a dozen carbs, 1/2 doz dizzys, gennys, etc.
David Lieb wrote:
> Did you hear about the Big Apple 2 Big Easy Rally?
> http://www.baberally.com
> There is just something about a rally where the entry fee also
> happens to be the limit of what the car can cost...
>
> Willy Thompson and I think that it would be a crying shame if there
> were no Spridgets in that rally, so we aim to do something about it!
>
> Between the two of us, we have a fair amount of spare parts,
> but it would be nice to find a "vaguely close to functional"
> Spridget within the $250 limit imposed by the rules if at all
> possible. Got something you would like to contribute?
> Since we both live in the endless midwest, it would have
> to be able to survive the trip to NYC, 1500 more miles
> to Katrinaville, and hopefully home again, so it would be nice to find
> one that at least had something resembling sills. No, it would not be
> tax-deductible (at least not with a straight face and a clean
> conscience), but at least you wouldn't have to see it cluttering up your
> garage any more.
> On the other hand, if it makes it to the end of the rally, we
> could sell it on ebay and donate the proceeds to benefit
> the pets made homeless by Hurricane Katrina or some such
> group. That should make it deductible, right?
> It looks like Willy's truck and trailer are going to MS in three
> weeks or so to take donations of toys for Xmas. If anyone along the way
> would like to supply a spridget, we can bring it back !!!!!
>
> Maybe we could start work at SOS 2005. Grassroots Motorsports will be
> supplying number plates and stickers
> for us, but we will HAVE to put Spridget logos on it, too ;-)
>
>
> Any helpful ideas out there?
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Frank Clarici
Toms River, NJ
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