Route 66 Rendezvous

If Bill A wants me to drive his convertible over there for a few nights I would be willing to do that, if that offer doesn't show up and the Hash gets done in time I will drive it over. I think Bill is more likely to offer me his convertible than Fred will have the Hash done. Fred is going through everything for me but getting finished doesn't seem to be a priority, it is possible the tranny got hung back on the engine today so we are making progress.



Harry

Okay Kahuna, if you see someone running behind you who looks like they've lost a Hudson stop and let me ride with you. I should be pretty safe chasing any 52 Hornet I see, you'll know it's me because I'll have th forlorn look of someone on foot instead of cruising. I hate to think about all the hours I used to spend cruising E street in the late sixties and early seventies, dang those were good times, picking up complete strangers and doing a couple of laps then letting them out and looking for others, or just checking out the girls and the other cars, it's a shame what our kids and grandkids are missing now.



Harry

Terry;



you will only be a block away from the Hash, it is at Automatic Transmission Service at 5th and Sierra Way, on the rack. Unless of course I get a call in the next couple of days. E st is too changed now for a good cruise but with any luck it will work ok for the rendevous. It seems some interested town good set up good cruise nights once a month and generate a lot of interest. Yucaipa has it's car show the first friday of every month and it's great when everyone leaves and all the street rods are lighting up the pavement at Yucaipa Blvd and Oak Glen Rd. No cruising though. In the summer we used to go up to Lake Gregory and cruise the town of Crestline, that road wasn't any longer than Yucaipa Blvd, maybe we should start cruising downtown Yucaipa and see if we can't get something started.



Harry