Motion broken axle crew check in here

[Xplantdad]

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Hey just wanted to give a big thanks to everyone for diving in and getting a replacement axle in my car.

There literally was a swarm of people helping, so I am missing several people.

Thanks; Mark Milchak (drove 40 min 1 way to get an axle)Brian Henderson, Joe B, Joe S, Morocco, Steve, Kim H (workbench lol), Chris Short, etc...

2 Guys drove my son to get gear lube.

Barnhart, Rayburn P, J Jarvis, and others loaned us some much needed tools.

Think I counted 25 people at one time so check in so I can thank everyone.

Post some pics if you have them.

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Here's what Mark Hassett is talking about...the best group of guys around.

[sYc]

Why our hobby continues to be so much fun. As it was then, all about the friendships, wih the cars the common denominator.

[ORIGLS6]

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Why our hobby continues to be so much fun. As it was then, all about the friendships, wih the cars the common denominator.

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Kinda like what we said in the parking lot Saturday night; The SCR really is a Reunion of 'family', who just happen to bring along some pretty cool cars.

Too bad some other groups just don't get it.

[hvychev]

Yeah, when I saw the pic of the guys under the Motion Camaro this picture is the first thing I thought of. I think the guy with the Fred Gibb shirt on was Dick Harrell. That guy is pretty darn thin. Either way, that is the thing I love the most about the Yenko Sports Car Club. Guys that are willing to do anything for you. I will never forget the guys from SCW and the Barr boys wrenching on my Deuce as I paced back and forth like a nervous father waiting for his baby to be born!

[sixtiesmuscle]

Frank, do you know when & where that pic was taken?

[hvychev]

No, unfortunatelY I don't.

[ORIGLS6]

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I think the guy with the Fred Gibb shirt on was Dick Harrell. That guy is pretty darn thin.

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Hey Hoss, compared to you, everybody's thin!

Could be Dick,........... or Fred, or.... If you zoom in it looks like he's wearing a red jacket over the red shirt. Depends on when the picture is dated. Is that the '71 S&M car? If so, and if I see what I think I do (some gray hair), then I would have to say it's Fred.

Someone should have an answer soon!

[sixtiesmuscle]

If the Plymouth lettering is gold leaf, then it was the fall of '70 when the '70 car had been changed to '71 taillights & grill. If it is silver leaf, then it is the '71 car which first appeared at Pomona.

[kwhizz]

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If the Plymouth lettering is gold leaf, then it was the fall of '70 when the '70 car had been changed to '71 taillights & grill. If it is silver leaf, then it is the '71 car which first appeared at Pomona.

[/ QUOTE ] Mike

You "Guy's" are amazing.........The knowledge on this site is beyond comprehension...........


Ken