Thanks again. George was a very gracious host and he is intensely passionate about these cars.

I really want to express how impressed I was with everything. For anyone that hasn't been there you should put it on the list of things to do in Atlanta. There is stuff there I never believed existed. George gave me a tour that must have lasted an hour. I think the only thing that wasn't there was the "body in white" although I believe he could have assembled a few with factory sticker parts.

He had lots of stuff that he's developing: body parts, rubber, fiberglass products. There are rebuilt axles assemblies on the shelf.

I'll be coming home with new rubber seals.

Truly amazing

Dave

did you get any catalogs?

k

Noooo, but he did get the secret decoder ring you need to find anything on their website.

You didn't forget to bring your camera, did you????
Pics of the inside tour?

Paul

Dave it was a pleasure to meet you. I also wish to thank George for a very relaxed 914 afternoon. The beer and soda was cold, Al's hamburgers were tasty, and the 914'ers comradery was warm. Can't think of a better way to spend a Sat afternoon!

I also inquired about the catalogs last week. George replied that they are still editing and expect to ship during the second week of November. . . .this year.

Thanks,

Yep, he still editing. I saw galleys. So, no catalogs Kevin. From what I saw it looks like it's worth waiting for.

Dave

Hope the rest of the trip goes as well! Hurry home, there are still two more PCA Autocrosses ya know!