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how are your synchros? when I replaced my clutch, I took the opportunity to drop the box and replace the synchros since 90% of the stuff you're having to remove to get to the clutch you would also have to removed to do the tran work.

well, seeing the cubic yards of stuff that Mark Dempsey can get into a Queen Mother, I'd say that all of us (me, spouse, 2 boys and my parents) w/ the 500 Mondial towed behind could fit. Oh, and then the Alfa in boxes.

once again, I had to experience this great party vicariously thru the site; looks like a lot of fun, especially now that you've taken it "uptown" to the Quail. Since we're officially moving from DC to Santa Fe next July, there is a much better chance I will make it next year. I would really like to ...

excellent work, Tom! Tell Francois you want a raise . . . .

sam231 wrote:Saw it too. Laughed out loud. Wondered if Tom's garage was big enough, then thoguht he might be thinking it would be worth buying to lend to Yale to use until his car was done.

that's funny

I kind of dig it; a little homage to a 250 Cal.

Richard; I will bring the 1300 veloce head I don't need, let Russ Baer confirm that that's what it is, and see if anyone wants to buy . . . .

It will be good to see you, Sam!

Second issue, on your 365 you have postive crankcase ventilation control. In years past I have seen many, and I do mean many cars that smoke like a freight train only to find out the flame arrester in the valve cover is completely clogged and now the crankcase ventilation is being sucked into intak...

I'll be there . .. . . on my bicycle.

WELL DONE, MARK!! You have consistently demonstrated the true ethos of what vintage Ferrari ownership should be ever since you have owned that car - DRIVE 'EM.

and you took it to the right place - I think Zac found some leftover orange latex from when they painted his showroom in 1977 . . . .

what's the address?

dammit - once again, I find that I live on the wrong coast.

looks great and I am depressed that I cannot be one of the old guys coming by to waste your time on weekends . . . .

thanks for posting all this, Tom! It's very nice to see Carol Roush in the group shot.

It looks like vintage Ferraris have made a big comeback at Concorso; the last time I went several years ago, the vintage showing was getting pretty thin.

I have witnessed Tom and David deating "pizza bites" together, so the kinship goes beyond Ferrari.

Well Done! great article; great story!

The Grimeys works for me; brilliant, in fact. Maybe Tom Y or Zac have a burnt piston I would be happy to mount on a wood base w/ a yearly plaque designating the "winner."