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Crusin the Blue Ridge Sept 21-24th 2017
- Thread starter DanR
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Here is a link to all the info about the TEAE United this September 21-24
http://teae.org/united-36-staunton-va/
Should be nearly 100 Sunbeams there! Scenic driving trips on the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway are planned too. A great time of year to be in the mountains.
http://teae.org/united-36-staunton-va/
Should be nearly 100 Sunbeams there! Scenic driving trips on the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway are planned too. A great time of year to be in the mountains.
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All 70+ blocked rooms for the host hotel are sold out. If you plan on attending, book another hotel soon as that is a busy weekend in that area!
No you don't have to be a member of TEAE or any other club to attend and yes the registration rates are the same for a member or a non member. All Rootes cars and their owners are welcome! Early registration and it's lower rates ends on August 21st-solar eclipse day!
http://teae.org/united-36-staunton-va/
No you don't have to be a member of TEAE or any other club to attend and yes the registration rates are the same for a member or a non member. All Rootes cars and their owners are welcome! Early registration and it's lower rates ends on August 21st-solar eclipse day!
http://teae.org/united-36-staunton-va/
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DanR
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Here are some interesting fact and figures on the recent Sunbeam Event in Virginia
http://teae.org/united-36-competition-winners/
DanR
Here are some interesting fact and figures on the recent Sunbeam Event in Virginia
http://teae.org/united-36-competition-winners/
DanR
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DanR
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Thanks for the compliment Steve!
To have won 2nd against that Green Beauty of Sy's makes me real proud.
Bragg'n a bit, I did not get to clean the Commodore Blue V6 up after the trip from SC to VA, just wiped the dew off each morning before the start of the day.
Would you believe they (the Judges) checked to see if the door and trunks locks worked?? Yep! Sure did! Mine worked like a champ for several years and even that morning I used the key to unlock all locks easily, BUt when the Judges asked for me to lock and unlock them the Drivers door would not lock
Immediately as they were walking away, I was able easy as pie to lock and unlock them
I'll have to kid Sy that his beautiful Sunbeam beat me out of 1st Place by a lock
Seriously, If you have not seen his Alpine up close, make a point to browse around the first chance you get. Nice is hardly a good word.
DanR
P.S. Being the only V6 there drew a lot of attention. People took in the A/C with keen interest too! Sold a couple of my Conversions and one Electrical Power Steering units. You should have been there! Alan's Tiger ran well on the trip.
To have won 2nd against that Green Beauty of Sy's makes me real proud.
Bragg'n a bit, I did not get to clean the Commodore Blue V6 up after the trip from SC to VA, just wiped the dew off each morning before the start of the day.
Would you believe they (the Judges) checked to see if the door and trunks locks worked?? Yep! Sure did! Mine worked like a champ for several years and even that morning I used the key to unlock all locks easily, BUt when the Judges asked for me to lock and unlock them the Drivers door would not lock
Immediately as they were walking away, I was able easy as pie to lock and unlock them
I'll have to kid Sy that his beautiful Sunbeam beat me out of 1st Place by a lock
Seriously, If you have not seen his Alpine up close, make a point to browse around the first chance you get. Nice is hardly a good word.
DanR
P.S. Being the only V6 there drew a lot of attention. People took in the A/C with keen interest too! Sold a couple of my Conversions and one Electrical Power Steering units. You should have been there! Alan's Tiger ran well on the trip.
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Dan,Thanks for the compliment Steve!
To have won 2nd against that Green Beauty of Sy's makes me real proud.
Bragg'n a bit, I did not get to clean the Commodore Blue V6 up after the trip from SC to VA, just wiped the dew off each morning before the start of the day.
Would you believe they (the Judges) checked to see if the door and trunks locks worked?? Yep! Sure did! Mine worked like a champ for several years and even that morning I used the key to unlock all locks easily, BUt when the Judges asked for me to lock and unlock them the Drivers door would not lock
Immediately as they were walking away, I was able easy as pie to lock and unlock them
I'll have to kid Sy that his beautiful Sunbeam beat me out of 1st Place by a lock
Seriously, If you have not seen his Alpine up close, make a point to browse around the first chance you get. Nice is hardly a good word.
DanR
P.S. Being the only V6 there drew a lot of attention. People took in the A/C with keen interest too! Sold a couple of my Conversions and one Electrical Power Steering units. You should have been there! Alan's Tiger ran well on the trip.
They also check to see that the console lock works. I'm sure you noticed the average age of the group. A/C and power steering are important things. I guess we'll see you on Long Island next year?