It's that time. I for one have never given a crap aboutit, or the whole "resolution" thing, but in the last 2 years my whole life has changed, and I think this time around I might try the resolution thing.
1. get a larger shop
2. Finish the motorcycle
3. get started on the Pickup
4. take a trip or 2
5. get back on my boards ( get to the beach at least two weekends a month )
6. depending on 1,2&3 MAYBE get started on my 914
7. Drag out Mikes car for another year
How about you guys ?
#7
Me - lose weight.
#9 you might want to consider a haircut also ya dang hippie!
1. Get my Sixer project done before you get Dr. Evil's car back on line. My car likes the jack stands and a warm garage.
2. Get the clutch replaced in the Alfa and prepare it for the drive to California?????
3. Sell all my extra Porsche and Alfa parts since it is close to time to enjoy the cars for a couple of years and attend different car events.
4. Start gathering and planning my next project which will be a Lotus Elan Plus 2.
5. Move back to California in two years since the high country of Arizona is getting to me. Hate to shovel snow and the cold weather is getting to may joints.
6. Become more involved in the 914/Porsche activities in Arizona, California, and New Mexico.
7. Traveling to Chicago and North East is see old military/college stomping grounds.
8. Traveling in the East Coast area and Southeast area down to the tip of Florida and back through Texas.
9 Finish traveling Route 66 in Missouri, Oklahoma, and Illinois.
10. Start planning a trip or two to Europe
I will also continually travel through the United States and Canada as opportunities come up and will be connected to the five traveling cars: Corvette, Porsche 914 Sixer, Pickup, Alfa, and Jeep. My wife and I enjoy going to events/places that we can use all our vehicles including club events, backcountry, historic places, etc. The only thing nice about being retired is getting a chance to do these things.
Steve N Sandy Hurt
Finish my friends motor cycle parts, finish my other friends Mercedes befroe they both dis-own me, Build fixtures for the 914 for my Celette, finish the Shealey and sell it, fix the engine in the Alien and sell it, Fix the Ravenna car and sell it, Sell my 66 Cal look Beetle, Sell the 57 Oval project car, Finish remodeling our house and sell it, Sell and dump a bunch of junk so we can build a new house at the lake, What else is there. Make money.
1. Sell the Mercedes
2. Sell the 911
3. See if I can get the '79 Yamaha to run
4. Go to NY City (trip by myself, personal reasons)
5. Go to Morgantown, WV or Pittsburgh with my biker buddy Darryl
6. Date a couple of biker chicks
7. Provide a new home for Babydoll
My new years resolutions?
1) drop 40 pounds by June (1.6 pounds a week is doable if I make even a marginal effort, but I gotta start paying attention to what I am doing.)
2) AX the 914 again
3) get the Jeep to a point where it is painted and ready for reassembly.
4) make some progress on the race car
5) knock up my wife again
Zach
1. I have to sell my 914
2. Get it cleaned up, and take pictures
3. list it F/S here and all other related sites!
4. Kick my self in the ass for haveing to do it !!
Dave
Take out my type 4 547 engine (1.7 ltr)
and replace it with my type 4 587 engine (2.0 ltr)
After it gets warm in Georgia.
Quit smoking or dig my grave!
Get my 914-6 conversion running before TC gets his -6 GT replica on the road!!! Take more vacation time throughout the year vs. craming it in during the second half!!!
0+. Help Parents renovate new house and renovate old house to sell.
1. Install lift
2. Finish garage
3. Accumulate remaining /6 conversion parts
4. Clean and sell /4 engine and parts (to help pay for /6 conversion)
5. Sell motorcycle (to help pay for /6 conversion)
6. Sell Mercedes (to help pay for /6 conversion)
7. Work on house
Dude, dont sell it. I will rent it from you for a VERY small fee until either I buy it or you want it back. Like Rent A Center (Ghetto!) Not a bad idea, though. Tell me when to pick it up.
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