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Date: 8-5-06 12:30
From: davidjameshunt
Subject: We begin - the "WASP" SOVREN vintage race project 69 2002

69 2002. Sat in a back yard in Yakima, WA since 1980.... Interior rotted... FULL of vines and WASP nests.... ouch !! (Thus the name "The WASP"...)

Given to us.... and our buddies STILL laughed at us...

WHAT??? You actually got that old thing running?!?!? Hey, she's looking better by the day.... The WASP is actually bone dry - as in no rust ! ! Solid as a good track car should be!

So... the Hunt begins... for parts and pieces to turn the WASP into a SOVREN (Society of Vintage Racing Enthusiasts) into our next race car... on a shoestring budget, but with lots of heart... ALL SOVREN dollars raised goes directly to Childrens' Hospital in Seattle, WA. Now THAT is a good thing!

If a fellow user will tutor me on uploading photos, you'll all have a few good laughs!!!

Best to you all!

David Hunt & Bruce Hunt (Hunt Bros. Hillbilly Restorations and Racing)
davidjameshunt@hotmail.com 208-765-3496
Coeur d'Alene, ID.[/img]



Date: 8-5-06 03:17
From: HarryPR in Puerto Rico View user's profile
Subject: Re: We begin - the "WASP" SOVREN vintage race project 69 2002

Sounds like a great project. Can't wait to see pics!

To upload them from your hard drive, look at the lower part of the page while you are posting (where it says "add an attachment"). Click on "browse" to look up the pic on your computer and, after you find it, double click on it and then hit "add attachment".

Hope it works for you!
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Date: 8-5-06 05:31
From: djh in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: We begin - the "WASP" SOVREN vintage race project 69 2002 (nt)

(nt)

Giving it a go!!

Seems to be working.... ok.... don't get stung.... THE WASP ! !

djh
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Date: 8-6-06 05:44
From: BLUNT in Wayzata,Minnesota, gods country View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: We begin - the "WASP" SOVREN vintage race project 69 2002 (nt)

looks like a great shell to start with. please keep us posted with updates and pics along the way
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Date: 8-6-06 10:33
From: HarryPR in Puerto Rico View user's profile
Subject: Where are all those rust free bodies coming from?

That is one nice shell you got yourself there. Congrats!

Now that you learned to post pics, Please keep us updated of your progress!
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Date: 8-6-06 01:59
From: djh in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: Where are all those rust free bodies coming from?

Thanks gang!
I'm sure I'll need those encouragements along the way!
Our best to you all.
David and Bruce (Hunt Bros. Hillbilly Restorations and Racing...)
Racing for fun, friendship, and to support Children's Hospital

In my "other life", I am a conductor and cellist with Composer and Pianist Brian Crain ( BC's web is www.briancrain.com ). After several Korean performance tours, my track buddies dubbed me "the greasiest American conductor in S. Korea." I love a full and diverse life!
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Date: 8-6-06 10:41
From: ibjettin in San Jose, CA View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: Where are all those rust free bodies coming from?

Ahhhh the wasps! I had a few of those in my '73tii, plus a few black widows. Make sure you check all the little hiding places before heading under the car. A good pressure wash 2-3 (separate) times should clear them out.

I wouldn't be as worried about the wasp. I'd be more concerned about the loch ness monster inside your car in that last pic. Yikes! ;)



Date: 8-6-06 10:45
From: TMK-001 in Geelong, Victoria, Australia View user's profile
Subject: Re: Where are all those rust free bodies coming from?

Should make for a great fun project... I'm sure if you have any questions, this is the place to find answers!

Todd
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Date: 8-9-06 04:24
From: BLUNT in Wayzata,Minnesota, gods country View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: Where are all those rust free bodies coming from?

" ok.... don't get stung.... THE WASP ! ! "

god this cracks me up.
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