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Ok I am coming as well... Let's have a blast and enjoy the company.
Sorry I wasn't able to attend and catch up with you Harvey... I hadn't been aware of your SD relocation.
Anyway, going along with the 'U-Boat Commander' line from Risky Business... I found a name for your sharks (courtesy of the US Navy), but you may have to put a 'I, II, III' at the end since you have 3 sharks!:
Sorry I wasn't able to attend and catch up with you Harvey... I hadn't been aware of your SD relocation.
Moved to South Dakota in march 2015. Hope you are doing well my friend. I hope all is well with you
Anyway, going along with the 'U-Boat Commander' line from Risky Business... I found a name for your sharks (courtesy of the US Navy), but you may have to put a 'I, II, III' at the end since you have 3 sharks!:
Moved to South Dakota in march 2015. Hope you are doing well my friend.
A belated report. Yes, I made it to Sharks in the Mountains for the first time. And I washed my car for the first time in years. I wouldn't have made it to SITM if Darien Nunn hadn't relentlessly badgered me for months to get my car running. Darien actually visited me when he was working nearby and found what was causing my recently re-supercharged 928 to not run so well after I managed to overlook the cause for many months. After that, I passed Arizona smog testing and headed out on the trip. The car performed flawlessly for almost 4500 miles, bringing the total up to 292,500 after sitting stuck at 288,000 miles for a long time. The worst that happened to the car was the radio lost power on the way home. With Darien and John Curry motoring at high speed while I tried to keep up, we had a real road trip, complete with an unplanned breakdown near Memphis. John needed an alternator and that got taken care of after a 284-mile tow to Dan's house outside of Nashville, a garage with a house attached to it. A drilled-out bolt and 5 hours later we were back on the road. Totally expected.
I met a lot of Rennlisters whom I have gotten to know well online over the years. What a treat it was to meet everybody. Met a lot of new faces too. Thanks again to Dave and Jeannie for hosting this superb event. And many thanks to Darien for all the hospitality and for caring for me when I got a bit under the weather on the way home. Rennlist friends are true friends.
A large pack of Sharks ready to hunt for some twisty mountain roads. Sharks staging, eyeing the exit as traffic is stopped in all directions yielding to the sound of thirty V8s on the move!
Bill, as always it was an absolute pleasure spending time with you and on the open road! Great trip with some new memories at John’s expense and seeing some long time sharksters at the event made it even better. So glad you made the long leg home without issues
Looking forward to the next!!
Originally Posted by Bill Ball
A belated report. Yes, I made it to Sharks in the Mountains for the first time. And I washed my car for the first time in years. I wouldn't have made it to SITM if Darien Nunn hadn't relentlessly badgered me for months to get my car running. Darien actually visited me when he was working nearby and found what was causing my recently re-supercharged 928 to not run so well after I managed to overlook the cause for many months. After that, I passed Arizona smog testing and headed out on the trip. The car performed flawlessly for almost 4500 miles, bringing the total up to 292,500 after sitting stuck at 288,000 miles for a long time. The worst that happened to the car was the radio lost power on the way home. With Darien and John Curry motoring at high speed while I tried to keep up, we had a real road trip, complete with an unplanned breakdown near Memphis. John needed an alternator and that got taken care of after a 284-mile tow to Dan's house outside of Nashville, a garage with a house attached to it. A drilled-out bolt and 5 hours later we were back on the road. Totally expected.
I met a lot of Rennlisters whom I have gotten to know well online over the years. What a treat it was to meet everybody. Met a lot of new faces too. Thanks again to Dave and Jeannie for hosting this superb event. And many thanks to Darien for all the hospitality and for caring for me when I got a bit under the weather on the way home. Rennlist friends are true friends.
06-16-2021, 02:39 PM
and seeing some long time sharksters at the event made it even better. So glad you made the long leg home without issues
