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Donny,

Somehow I missed your recent surgery.  Glad all went well and you are on the road to recovery.

My first surgery for my back was at Naval Hospital Groton back in 1993.  All I can say it was a good thing I was on Shore duty as SubScol Staff, lol.



Tony

Having gone through three back surgeries and picking up some titanium hardware to hold things together, I don't envy Lew the first day after waking up.  

None the less, He's gonna feel much better when he gets all healed up.

Here's to a speedy recovery and the resuming of what we all loosly call normal activities....

Tony

Jerry,

I'm not in the new vehicle market but wanted to acknowledge the kind gesture.

Tony

Bob,

I sent an e-mail concerning your side panels.

Tony

I seem to remember celebrating a Ron B-day in October[]

It's a bit belated, but happy birthday Ron, and a Very happy birthday to your Dad!


Tony

Mike,

I'll cut and paste your post over on Vinduro.  There are quite a  few members who live in the region, and some who already do the Pine Cone.

Tony

quote:Originally posted by thrownchain

Over time people have stepped up here and confessed to motocross, enduros, trials, drag racing, land speed record holders, and even road racing, so I would bet someone out there is flattracking at least one Penton.[8D]

[:0] Not in front of the children!  

I've flattracked a few corners, but not ususally on purpose......

Tony

Welcome Richard, good to have you here.

I hear you on the slow healing bones.  Those who have raced with and against me might say I have never really started racing, but I have mastered the crash and burn, lol.

Lot's to be said for trail riding, hopefully something like a Six Days or Berkie woodsmobile will one day wander into you life and soul.



Tony

Ted,

You have summed up Walt to a T.  

In addition to being a longstnading POG memeber, he is also the Texas Vintage Racing Club Webmaster and carries forth the Penton Marque in several classes on a regular basis, often racing several classes a weekend.  Heck, I can't keep up with him, and he has 20 years on me, and I'm only 44, lol.

My guess is at least two of the POGger's you met at the shop were Bobby Lucas and Skip Miller.  Walt has since relocated over to my part of teh metroplex and lives about mile from me.  Their loss has definetly been my gain!

Walt is improving daily, he's getting deeper into the day before getting tired and getting his color back.  He is fighting off some fluid build up in his lungs from being in bed so much, don't think he's been this inactive for this many days since he was in a crib, but making progress.

I think a good recovery project once he's back up and around is the Berkshire hanging out in my garage.  After all, we need to get him ready for the new "Hunerd" class!

 



Tony

Ted,

You have summed up Walt to a T.  

In addition to being a longstnading POG memeber, he is also the Texas Vintage Racing Club Webmaster and carries forth the Penton Marque in several classes on a regular basis, often racing several classes a weekend.  Heck, I can't keep up with him, and he has 20 years on me, and I'm only 44, lol.

My guess is at least two of the POGger's you met at the shop were Bobby Lucas and Skip Miller.  Walt has since relocated over to my part of teh metroplex and lives about mile from me.  Their loss has definetly been my gain!

Walt is improving daily, he's getting deeper into the day before getting tired and getting his color back.  He is fighting off some fluid build up in his lungs from being in bed so much, don't think he's been this inactive for this many days since he was in a crib, but making progress.

I think a good recovery project once he's back up and around is the Berkshire hanging out in my garage.  After all, we need to get him ready for the new "Hunerd" class!

 



Tony

Thanks Ron,

I'll make sure and pass it along.



Tony

Thanks for the link Tom, what a great idea.

Tony Price, USN 1985-1995

Tony

And a Very Merry Christmas to you to Santa Clasen!

Tony

Ron,

Your friend is in our prayers.

There is no doubt that the most valueable thing anything in my shop with the Penton name on it has is the people who surround the past, present, and tomorrow.

Merry Christmas POGville, may your days bring peace and happiness.



Tony

quote:Originally posted by rob w


Do you know of a way to reproduce original looking Sachs engine ID tags/plates. ? I need one for a 1001/5A.
Thanks.

I could use one of the 1001/5A tags as well.........

Tony