Noonish Sunday. I'll try and make it too. I'll drive my tool box. Did we say the address? On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 5:49 PM, Rachel Barry <rmbarry@gmail.com> wrote: Sounds good to me! And look outside! It's SNOWING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sent from my iPhone On Dec 18, 2009, at 17:46, <krabba73@charter.net> wrote: Sounds good ... pending Back River tides and snowfall over my way .... I'm kinda sitting on the dividing line. We'll see what tomorrow night brings. ---- "Jones wrote: anytime is ok by me, but how does noon-ish sound to everyone? warren From: Rachel Sent: Fri 12/18/2009 5:07 PM To: krabba73@charter.net Cc: Patricia Turner; Warren C. Jones; skortz@cox.net; bearzworkshop@earthlink.net; warren.jones1@us.army.mil; rburney1@cox.net; Alexander of York Subject: Re: tech session anyone? I was just looking through the long long long email discussion and noticed that there's no time/address for Sunday. Suggestions? ~Rachel On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 9:57 AM, Rachel <blockedmailto:rmbarry@gmail.com> wrote: Rust inhibitors are wonderful things. I used POR15 on a few areas of the inner fenders on my '73 and coated the new pans (and near-perfect frame) with a wonderful paint called 'direct to metal'. It's amazing what the proper treatments will do to prevent the car from rusting to the ground! Tom, I'll have you know that I can and have changed my own oil! I'm actually very good at it! I just don't like doing so, so if I can get someone else to do it for me, all the better! I am no good at anything having to do with wiring, however. LOL. ;) I've also added oatmeal raisin cookies to my list to bake tomorrow, so I'll definitely bring some cookies Sunday! ~Rachel On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 8:52 AM, <blockedmailto:krabba73@charter.net> wrote: Trish ... glad they gave 'er the once over ... good news indeed. Ithink the patient will recover well. Fortunately all the stuff you will need is readily available for a '67 ... I see a full recovery in sight and your baby will be boppin down the road again soon. One thing we weill need to do is pull the seats/interior panels/carpet and get everything dried out. I bought a '67 some years back that had rain inside for three years and the NEW pans rotted from the inside out! We don't need that ... a good drying, cleaning, and application of a rust inhibitor from the inside of the pans and body will take care of that. Blessings can be found within tragedies .... this is a great opportunity for a club project and learning experience for all ... and a chance for fellowship. Hugs & cookies for all :). Tom ---- Patricia Turner <blockedmailto:txzenart@earthlink.net> wrote: Dear Brave Bug-Doctor Posse: I'm a Texas Girl, so snow was pretty rare down there but I have great respect for driving in it. This is the only bug I've had that does not have mud tires on it so I'm usually pretty fearless. Looking forward to all that show up and I'll clear paths here and there as everything is stacked to ceiling....where did I put the box with my underwear? Had Poquoson Auto give bug a good WD40 soaking as a preventative measure from underneath while on the rack to try and stop anty more rust from doing it's thing. Dip stick didn't have foam but it was higher by just a bit. and if I had my manual that the insurance guy took off with, I'd try to drain but don't have a clue. That was the whole purpose of gettin' the bug so Col. Daddy and I could work on it. (He instructs...I do the work). He was a USAF pilot, flying B17s during WWII and just about everything thereafter. "Oh, I love the smell of gasoline, oil, WD40 in the morning" Thank you all sooo much and see you Sunday! Trish On Dec 17, 2009, at 11:15 PM, <blockedmailto:krabba73@charter.net> wrote: LOL ... I'll bake the cookies ... YOU change the oil :) Whichever works best :) See Trish .. we're a fun bunch :) ---- Rachel <blockedmailto:rmbarry@gmail.com> wrote: Oh wow... I think my brain is completely fried tonight! I read "oatmeal raisin" as "raisin filled". YIKES!!! I think I can handle oatmeal raisin... LOL On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:33 PM, Rachel <blockedmailto:rmbarry@gmail.com> wrote: Haha. I think oatmeal raisin are a bit above our motivation level for Saturday, but I'll see what I can do! I grew up in PA. Snow?? Pffffft! That's nothin! I'm not concerned with snow... Mostly the people who have no idea how to drive in the snow, but decide to anyway - lol. See you Sunday (hopefully)! ~Rachel On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:19 PM, <blockedmailto:rburney1@cox.net> wrote: Hey!!! She has a garage! I'm jealous. ============= Hey Gang, You have no idea how I appreciate your attention, help and concern! This was my baby so I'm not giving up hope. Talked to Paul, the owner of Poquoson Auto who came to tow car and evaluate. He works on vintage US cars and he's a really good guy with a great staff.that have worked on my 95 lumina for over 10 years (and saved my a**) on extensive repairs. He has been very helpful and encouraging. I appreciate his honesty in saying he doesn't know much about bugs. He's impressed that the bug club is coming to the rescue! Said the best thing is that car was not started but will need a wiring harness, brakes, and other electrical items. He said it is a very desirable car so not to give up. Anytime is good this weekend...I'll be in the garage, cleaning, moving and sanitizing...getting ready to take down sheetrock 24 inches down to floor to get out insulation for repair work from the flooding. In Poquoson, we have a phrase, "I'm not complaining - I'm just explaining" 'cause everyone knows someone who got it worse. My phone number is 868-5121 and parent's next door is 868-8902. Thanks again, I look forward to your advice...and I'll buy lunch! You are all the best! Looking forward to your visit and evaluations! Trish On Dec 14, 2009, at 10:32 PM, Jeffrey Wilson wrote: I am pretty sure I can make it Sunday. Saturday is out because I am OIC for the Sheriff for a parade traffic detail. Jeff ----- Original Message ----- From: Warren C. Jones To: Rachel Cc: blockedmailto:krabba73@charter.net; blockedmailto:skortz@cox.net; blockedmailto:bearzworkshop@earthlink.net; blockedmailto:rburney1@cox.net ; Alexander of York; |
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