Steve's response to Deane is a real testimonial to the virtues of our hobby.
From the challenge of that flawed
beauty (of which we don't, or want to notice), to the efforts in putting it back
together, and on to the points of
where we spend most of our time with these efforts - at home, and most often,
the whole family gets to
participate!
Steve, would love to use your response in the next issue of the Golden Fin
Society Newsletter. May I have
your permission?
Jack Lewis
Golden Fin Society
'56 Fury
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>From: SC68Cuda@xxxxxxx
>To: William.Lewis6@xxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: [FWDLK] doomed fins
>Date: December 10, 1998
>
>Deane,
> We (the list) had a little discussion relative to this topic about the time
>I joined up. While I appreciate some folk's desire to start out with, and
>own, only fresh, rust-free cars, I personally have no problem tig-welding in
>sections of metal to replace those claimed by oxidation. I find it a shame to
>see perfectly re-claimable (in my mind) cars either crushed
> I continue my quest for the "perfect car", one that may be days from the
>crusher, that I can resurrect and build into my idea of the perfect driver.
> And tell your lovely wife how wonderful it is that she understands your
>hobby, a hobby that you partake of at home (for the most part).
> Get her on board and keep singing Baritone.
>Steve
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