200 mile outing

sounds adequate to me and a nice drive

Glad to see you're back on the road Paul. Now we just need to hear from Mr. McCloskey.

If it will touch 90 and run at 70 while delivering 30 mpg and not run over 210 degrees in that heat....it appears to me that there's nothing wrong with "a little 1914 with ICTs"

Very efficient and quality functioning 1914 I would say

Yes, we have not heard from the weatherman in a while I guess with the heat he is stuck inside... I wonder if there any more 1000degree days in Arizona.   

Cory's car should be up and running within a couple of weeks. His head is being welded up now. It shouldn't be to much longer.

Cory's head is being welded up?

Jeez, I've heard of brain surgery but that takes the cake! Welded up? (hope that never happens to me!)

Cory, it's OK, we're still rootin' for ya, lobotomy or not, you're still part of our club!!!

I always thought having one's head welded up was a prerequisite for membership here.

PaulEllis posted:

...His head is being welded up...

I don't care what anybody says- that's gotta hurt...

Paul....We just returned from your area looking at property in Flagstaff, Prescott and Prescott Valley. We like Flagstaff a lot. Took 89 north on that curvy road and stopped at the Hotshot memorial as well. Didn't like Sedona much. Too many "flintstone houses" and not enough color deviation. We drove back thru Williams and thought that it would be a fun place to have a Speedster event there in the Spring or Fall.

Glad your up and running again...........Bruce

Hey Bruce, I wish I could swing a second home in the pines. It would be a great location for an event.

This is sounding good, several folks are looking at relocating in northern AZ. My wife and I have been looking there for two years and not found the property we both like. Seriously looking to retire from SoCal to open roads and a quiet backyard with lower cost of living. 

Paul....We'd have to sell our home here to get into Flagstaff but we'd keep the one in Loreto Baja Mexico. Like Michael B, we're getting tired of the housing and people density around here in SoCal. It's just not like it was back in the 60s and 70s ! We've been to Flagstaff in the Winter and Summer now and both are what we expected. The elevation is a little more than we would like though. Our next trip is up the coast all the way to Sequim Wash. and Greys Harbor to look around..........Bruce

edsnova posted:

I always thought having one's head welded up was a prerequisite for membership here.

Gee all along, I thought it was having oil in your veins.