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On 06/08/2011 02:05 PM, lehanover@aol.com wrote:
>
>     Lynn,
>        Share with your fellow Rotor-heads.................What is the
>     story about the 20B
>     in your shop..............Nosy minds want to know
>     !!................<:)
>
> It is a kid I helped last year by moving the automatic trans mounts 
> back to work with a manual trans. No charge of course. Now he bought a 
> 20B over the internet and has that installed (I made him some mounts). 
> Then his job evaporated, and the city was going to tow his car for 
> lack of tags. He has no money, and no place to work on a car, so I 
> told him to bring it here and trade cleaning the shop and helping me 
> once a month he can do his stuff here no charge. So then he has no way 
> of moving the car, so an old friend who I build old restored car 
> engines for, is called for a tow vehicle, he says sure. I get a tag 
> for the only trailer I have left, and off we go to Lancaster Ohio 28 
> miles away. And after 4 hours of filling flat tires, and unsticking 
> rusted rotors "Presto" his car is in my shop. It is a piece of crap, 
> and a waste of a 20B, but when we get done it will look like a realy 
> nice bone stock (2nd generation) white.
> I like white. This kids Dad died of a heart attack years ago, and like 
> me at his age he wants to do lots of stuf but has no money or skills. 
> Perhaps I see myself in him.
>  Am I easy or what?
>
Keep going like you are.  Mark my words, you'll have people respecting 
ya' and missing you when you're gone.

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    On 06/08/2011 02:05 PM, <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:lehanover@aol.com">lehanover@aol.com</a> wrote:
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            <div>Lynn,</div>
            <div>&nbsp;&nbsp; Share with your fellow
              Rotor-heads.................What is the story about the
              20B </div>
            <div>in your shop..............Nosy minds want to know
              !!................&lt;:)<br>
              &nbsp;</div>
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        <div>It is a kid I helped last year by moving the automatic
          trans mounts back to work with a manual trans. No charge of
          course. Now he bought a 20B over the internet and&nbsp;has that
          installed (I made him some mounts). Then his job evaporated,
          and the city was going to tow his car for lack of tags. He has
          no money, and no place to work on a car, so I told him to
          bring it here and trade cleaning the shop and helping me once
          a month he can do his stuff here no charge. So then he has no
          way of moving the car, so an old friend who I build old
          restored car engines for, is called for a tow vehicle, he says
          sure. I get a tag for the only trailer I have left, and off we
          go to Lancaster Ohio 28 miles away. And after 4 hours of
          filling flat tires, and unsticking rusted rotors "Presto" his
          car is in my shop. It is a piece of crap, and a waste of a
          20B, but when we get done it will look like a realy nice bone
          stock (2nd generation) white.</div>
        <div>I like white. This kids Dad died of a heart attack years
          ago, and like me at his age he wants to do lots of stuf but
          has no money or skills. Perhaps I see myself in him. <br>
          &nbsp;Am I easy or what?</div>
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    Keep going like you are.&nbsp; Mark my words, you'll have people
    respecting ya' and missing you when you're gone.<br>
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