Renewed faith

I just finished doing odds and ends to #26, an older cmc with a big motor and matched R&P trans.
A younger 29 y/o guy "Chung" from Baltimore calls me the other day and comes to see the car, a deal is struck, deposit is conveyed and he picked the car up this evening.
A self employed guy who is polite, does what he say's he'll do in a timely manner, good communications, has his nogg'n on right and will soon drop in to join us knuckleheads.
So the bottom lines is we have another local Maryland guy with a speedster. "Welcome To The Madness Chung!"

Alan, glad it went to a good home. I think I was one flakey local seller away from yours. I bought the local car on my terms, and you sold yours. That's a neat car priced right.

Maybe "Chung" should meet my alignment guy, "Tony"

I'm jus' sayin.......

Good on ya, Alan, and welcome Chung.

There seems to be a tendency for the older generation to heap abuse on the younger generation. Now that I'm at least two generations away from a high school kid, I sometimes find myself shaking my head at the antics of some nitwit kid. My parents ragged on me and my friends, as I'm sure their parents ragged on them, etc.

What I try to remind myself is that I WAS that nitwit kid. Kids at that age should be self-centered, shallow, and completely without brains. I know I was. Isn't there a law in effect that mandates stupidity in anyone under 18 years of age?

They've got the rest of their lives to get sophisticated, educated, worldly, polite, courteous, yada yada, and start worrying about the world going to hell in a handbasket.

For now, kids, keep being stupid. It worked for me. Life gets complicated soon enough.

Alan,

Good to hear we have anther local owner. Pumpkin run material?

Ya das Poopkin Run ~

Kim and I just went over the list yesterday, should be the largest turn out yet. Doug and I will drive the run Labor Day weekend making some changes and additions.