Except for their Sport Coil. I put on on my '67 Datsun 1600, and I think that engine could start underwater!

~Lee

Previous owner did the swap and sunk a lot into the engine build, but it never ran up to its potential. He got frustrated and sold it for a loss. The next day I discovered that the gas pedal linkage was hitting the firewall. Easy fix and from then on it ran like a stripped-azz ape! Cars were fun then.

~Lee

It was so cold this morning, I put a pot of boiling water outside and it froze so fast that the ice was still hot.

~Lee

Yeah, you got that right. I list a little when walking and sometimes lose my balance, so I bought a walker (red of course; red is the fastest). It sits unused next to my chair as a reminder, a challenge. My wife and daughter have asked me to move it into storage, but I use it just by seeing it; it reminds me to keep on keeping on. It's got disc brakes too! Maybe when I get old I'll take it for a spin (bad choice of words.)

~Lee

Wow! To be in a Dino Ferrari driven by Phil Hill!

Besides my '52 MGTD I had a '59 TR3 with a TR4 engine, a real mover. I bought a new '67 Datsun 1600, another fun cart. My last two-seater was a Pontiac Fiero - four cylinder, five speed. It became my Ferrari every time I drove it! After 320,000 miles I retired it and grew up.

~Lee

You got that right! Did you ever cross paths/lanes with Dick Ganger, Chick Walsh, Harvey Winograd, or Manny and Loraine Holder; I spun wrenches for them. Bobsy G Production, Bugeye Sprite, Porsches. I drove a '52 MGTD that I Mickey Moused a Kaiser-Frasier Supercharger on - absolute chick-magnet. Now I drive a four-door Buick...

~Lee

You betcha! I pitted (SCCA) and someone mistook me for him. What a rush!

~Lee

Masten Gregory drove one for awhile. He's mostly forgotten now, but was one heck of a racer from the '50's until the early '70's.

https://www.f1forgottendrivers.com/drivers/masten-gregory/

~Lee

Thanks for the photo of your son, your beautiful grandchildren and of course you. You and your posts are greatly missed. May 2024 be good to you and all that you love.

~Lee

p.s. Your post was like a belated Christmas gift to Mary and me.

Wow! Nice job.

~Lee

Yep! This always corrects ours'.

~Lee

Thanks go to you and your wife for one stunning photograph.

~Lee

I guess I am elderly - 76. But my hearing aids allow me to experience life at a more youthful level. They are worth every cent I paid for them. A few years ago I purchased a walker - it sits unused behind my recliner, I am fighting using it out of stubbornness. I am going to visit a cemetery today; my wife and daughter will assist me. The walker would not be useful on the soggy grass.

After years of competitive shooting, racing stockcars and Rock 'N' Roll, I wore-out my hearing, but I'd do it again all over again.

Merry Christmas!

~Lee

Thank you, Rabbi.


~Lee

Nice one, Fred.

~Lee