Great day for a drive!

[john chesnut]

Its a warm spring day here in the Adirondack mountains of New York. I pulled the Cobra out from it's winter Hibernation, gave it a wash, grabbed my son and took off. It felt so-o-o-o-o- good.
On the return loop I jumped onto interstate 87 heading south. I see this swoopy bright red car heading north. It was the first car that I had built! A Beck Lister which I finished in 1998 and sold a year later. It still looked great. I believe it was the guy I had sold it to that was driving. As we passed each other he had no clue who he was waving at.
Anybody else happy that winter is behind us? Drive safe, John

[Silverback51]

I will be happy when Winter is finally behind us. We are just not there yet.

[Juggernaut]

You bet I'm glad winter is over, nothing but a bad memory now!

I had the Cobra out for two cruise nights this week & boy did it feel great!

[Clois Harlan]

John it is so good to see you back on the board. I trust your knee surgery and recovery went well and you are ready to start enjoying the season of cruising and track times. Have some fun and hopefully our paths will cross at some track again soon.

Clois

[undy]

Originally Posted by john chesnut

Its a warm spring day here in the Adirondack mountains of New York. I pulled the Cobra out from it's winter Hibernation, gave it a wash, grabbed my son and took off. It felt so-o-o-o-o- good.
On the return loop I jumped onto interstate 87 heading south. I see this swoopy bright red car heading north. It was the first car that I had built! A Beck Lister which I finished in 1998 and sold a year later. It still looked great. I believe it was the guy I had sold it to that was driving. As we passed each other he had no clue who he was waving at.
Anybody else happy that winter is behind us? Drive safe, John

I had some fun times up around Oneonta, beautiful winding roads... not to mention the all-girl colleges of the time Ahhhhh.... the sins of our youth.

[TButtrick]

Yes, goodbye winter. Great weather here in New England. I put about 150 miles up and around Lake Waramaug on Saturday.