Re: 140mph Speedo Update

[David Lee Mericle <ok3wire@domain.elided>]

Leucadia is probably the last old beach town in CA.  Don't even have a
traditional fast food restaurant like McDonalds just fast mexican food
places.  When we moved here in the early 70s there was not even a 7-11.
Excellent surf, "the rides", ask about Swami's or stone steps.  About 25 miles
north of San Diego, adjacent to Carlsbad (I can almost see Legoland from
here), Rancho Santa Fe and Del Mar.  We haven't been discovered yet and hope
to keep it that way.

Dave the Elder

Henrik Johansen wrote:

> Sorta kinda like Doug Sedon, I guess :-)
>
> You 'mericans :-)
>
> I'm at 174 Terra Vista Ave, right behind the old Sears building, which is
> now Mervyns, Good Guys, and Tous r us
>
> Where is Leucadia, LA area? I'm not that familiar with SoCal, so bear with
> me
>
> Henrik
>
> > I guess a play on acronyms.  Ferrari used GTBerlinetta for a fast grand
> > touring coupe.  My car is a replacement for a Ferrari I once had.
> > Perhaps I should start calling it a GTB(for berlinetta)V(for veloce)6.
> > Guess I will.  Go to the head of the class - you are the second to ask
> > (last 6 months).
> >
> > Dave Mericle the Elder
> > Leucadia,  CA  BEACH-N-RIDES
> > used to live at 304 Walnut, SF
> >
> > Henrik Johansen wrote:
> >
> > > Dave,
> > >
> > > Why do you call it a GTB-6?
> > >
> > > Henrik Johansen
> > > San Francisco, CA
> > >
> > > > '83 GTB6 is slightly easier than in a Giulietta.
> > > <<<snip>>>
> > > > How many types of senders are there on GTB6s?
> > > <<<snip>>>
> > > > Dave Mericle the Elder
> > > > Leucadia, CA  BEACH-N-RIDES
> >
> >
> >




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