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eurovettes
05-02-2010, 11:47 AM
Hi everyone I am looking forward to the 20th Meeting next week
I managed to be on the last plane out of Heathrow, UK on May 15th - I beat the ash.....

I have been preparing the 86 #044 mule and I fired it up may 1 after its been dormant since 04 gathering (mental note : use STABIL) , the gas had turned to 'orrible stuff and I had to strip the injection system and clean - new pump, rebuild, mess with the wierd electrics and whhhooompphhh - at loud clatter and clouds of smoke - it lives again.

I hope to meet all of you at Bowling Green it should be a blast to meet up with friends, new and old (Dwight are you attending my teeth need a clean).

Some of you have spotted the unique phase 1 memorabilia on ebay - I will l have some items with me plus other items not listed - who wants a phase 3 or 2 cylinder head??

I hope you enjoy the Early days presentation on saturday.

I am looking to gather more info on the early days - I intend to publish all my findings in a book as soon as I can get the time to do it.

cheers from your UK Zed R one friend
Keith Beschi
Blue Flame Restorations
05-02-2010, 04:38 PM
Ready to see it in person, Keith!
ZZZZZR1
05-02-2010, 05:19 PM
Kevin,


Looking foward to meeting you and seeing that beast!


We have a welcome reception on Wednesday Night @ the Holiday Inn....

Come by after you drop your car off @ the NCM.

Started about 6pm and ends ??? 12midnight?

:thumbsup:

David
eurovettes
05-02-2010, 06:04 PM
I will be at the welcome meet - good time to catch up an meet new friends.

I was going to bring the Gold car 86 #41 in its sorry state as a kind of before/after display but the NCCM do not have the room - it would have been one more proto in the 'biggest' gathering of early cars to date.

Maybe next year.......
Keith
1989ZR1#74
05-02-2010, 08:42 PM
great to hear it lives again. I cannot wait to se it. Eric
zedrone
05-02-2010, 10:05 PM
I gotta admit, its pretty satisfying to hear this thing running, talk about a lot of work!

Ed
W i l l
05-11-2010, 05:15 PM
You deserve the satisfaction. You guys worked pretty hard running down all the one-off parts, as I recall.

Will

I gotta admit, its pretty satisfying to hear this thing running, talk about a lot of work!

Ed
BlackWidow#2
05-17-2010, 06:33 PM
Hi Keith,
It was great to see you again. Thanks for bringing the car and sharing your stories.
George Crouse
Blue Flame Restorations
05-17-2010, 06:35 PM
Great to finally meet you Keith. Thanks for the info and pics.

Brett Henderson