The original name of this club in 1999
- mike wade
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Re: The original name of this club in 1999
You will have to spell that word out for Bruce..........LOL.........LOL.Love you Bruce.....

TODAY IS THE OLDEST YOU'VE EVER BEEN, YET THE YOUNGEST YOU'LL EVER BE, SO ENJOY THIS DAY WHILE IT LASTS
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Re: The original name of this club in 1999
Bruce Pickett wrote: ↑Sun Apr 29, 2018 5:03 pmHey there my friend. Had to cancel out rest of events this year due to a multitude of reasons. My email is always available to you any time........lyleIdahoRelic wrote: ↑Sun Apr 29, 2018 10:13 am Bruce....![]()
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... you are such a smoozer!
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Not so!! That is why I am called the "Instigator" and stir the pot so to speak. Just ask the SSA, he'll tell ya. That's SSA if you can't see it in YELLER.
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Re: The original name of this club in 1999
I thought there were 75 charter members, but am afflicted with CRS.
I joined in '99. Suit and tie guy who had always wanted a t bucket. Kids were about grown (about meaning they didn't want anything to do with their parents). Perfect timing. So I started in Massena NY, got plans from CCR, and took a night time welding course at the vo-tech school 45 miles away. We later moved to Bennington VT, where I finished the first t under the state's new street rod law. As a result, I now have a registration for a 1923 t pickup that will get used with the new hot rod. It will be a pickup too.
I would never have realized my dream without all the great friends I made on that initial BBS, many many of whom I have never met. Any question I had would get answered (sometimes confusing, but hey!), and in 2011 I was driving on the public highways, happy as a friggin' lark.
Frank
I joined in '99. Suit and tie guy who had always wanted a t bucket. Kids were about grown (about meaning they didn't want anything to do with their parents). Perfect timing. So I started in Massena NY, got plans from CCR, and took a night time welding course at the vo-tech school 45 miles away. We later moved to Bennington VT, where I finished the first t under the state's new street rod law. As a result, I now have a registration for a 1923 t pickup that will get used with the new hot rod. It will be a pickup too.
I would never have realized my dream without all the great friends I made on that initial BBS, many many of whom I have never met. Any question I had would get answered (sometimes confusing, but hey!), and in 2011 I was driving on the public highways, happy as a friggin' lark.
Frank