Hi & welcome to the list, I saw your 50 Imperial last year @ the rally of
the giants. It is a really fine car.
Regards
Dave 60 Le Baron .
North Staffordshire.nr Leek.!
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From: "Leslie" <kansas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 5:37 AM
Subject: IML: Please Re-Welcome Ray & Anita Gomm (1950)
> New Subscriber(s): Ray & Anita Gomm
> Email Address is: mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Member Location: Hertfordshire, England
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> Car(s) owned: 1950 Chrysler Imperial DeLuxe Sedan
> Black, loads of chrome adn Blue Leather trimmed interior
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> Self-Introduction: Ray is Managing Director of a Computer Manufacturing /
> installation & Support company. At 6' 6" ( 2 metres ) tall he has a
problem
> with finding cars big enough - needing extra head and legroom. After being
> cramped in their much treasured 1955 Mk1 Ford Consul for 4 years they
have
> now bought a much larger motor - an extremely rare, 19 foot long, 1950
> Chrysler Imperial DeLuxe 5.3 litre Sedan (featured).
> Ray's musical "greats" are Jerry Lee (Lewis), Eddie Cochrane, Buddy Holly,
> Big Bopper and very early Beatles ( pre '64 ). His hobbies include Classic
> Cars ( of course ), Robotics, playing the guitar ( badly ) and the
keyboards
> ( even worse !), computer visuals, watercolour painting and a spot of
> greenhouse gardening.
> Anita is a housewife and self-confessed shopaholic. She is building up a
> fine collection of Rock'n'Roll clothes, is an avid collector of Dragons (
> miniature- not real ) and a big fan of Elvis Presley and Elton John !!
Oh
> well - there's no accounting for taste.
> Ray and Anita met in 1982 and after a whirlwind engagement ( lasting
18years
> ! ) finally married in September 2000 when Ray surprised Anita by
arranging
> a holiday and Wedding in Malta. They hope to retire there in years to
come.
> They have four sons and four grandchildren between them from previous
> marriages.
> They wear their Rock'n'Roll gear at car shows to attract attention from
the
> general public - not to themselves but to the Old Crocs stand where they
> entice the public to donate towards the cause: Keech Cottage Children's
> Hospice in Luton. Keech Cottage care for terminally ill children and their
> families. You can read more about all this at www.oldcrocs.com
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