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Ritchie Blackmore Talks Yngwie Malmsteen, Jimi Hendrix and Deep Purple in 1991 Interview
Following your departure from Purple, you drifted back to a slightly classical direction in Rainbow.
I was never sure what I wanted to be. I found the blues too limiting, too confining. I'd always thought—with all due respect to B.B. King—that you couldn't just play four notes. Classical, on the other hand, was always too disciplined. I was always playing between the two, stuck in a musical no-man's land.
Did you ever toy with the idea of playing strictly classical music?
Yes. I would love to go back to the 1520s, the time of my favorite music. A few of my friends in Germany have a very authentic four-piece, and they play medieval music. I've always wanted to play with them, but it hasn't panned out yet. But in general, I'm not good enough, technically, to be a classical musician. I lack discipline. When you're dealing with classical music, you have to be rigid. I'm not a rigid player. I like to improvise.
The song "Stargazer," from the second Rainbow album [Rainbows Rising, 1976], has a strong classical feel. How did you come up with that one?
That was a good tune. I wrote that on the cello. I had given up on the guitar between '75 and '78. I completely lost interest. I was sick of hearing other guitar players and I was tired of my tunes. What I really wanted to be was Jacqueline DuPrey on cello. So I started playing cello.
Did you ever record with a cello?
Yes, just on a small backing track—I can't remember on what. But you have to give your whole life to a cello. When I realized that, I went back to the guitar and just turned the volume up a bit louder.
Was there anything you learned from the cello that you applied to the guitar?
Not really. The cello is such a melancholy instrument, such an isolated, miserable instrument.... But it was an appropriate choice for me at the time, because my girlfriend had left me and I was going through this miserable phase.
What do you think of Yngwie Malmsteen? He's often credited you as an influence.
He's always been very nice to me, and I always get on very well with him. I don't understand him, though—his playing, what he wears. His movements are also a bit creepy. Normally you say, "Well, the guy's just an idiot." But, when you hear him play you think, "This guy's no idiot. He knows what he's doing." He's got to calm down. He's not Paganini—though he thinks he is. When Yngwie can break all of his strings but one, and play the same piece on one string, then I'll be impressed. In three or four years, we'll probably hear some good stuff from him.
What do you think of tapping?
Thank goodness it's come to an end. The first person I saw doing that hammer-on stuff was Harvey Mandel, at the Whisky A Go-Go in '68. I thought "What the hell is he doing?" It was so funny [laughs], Jim Morrison was carried out because he was shouting abuse at the band. Jimi Hendrix was there. We were all getting drunk. Then Harvey Mandel starts doing this stuff [mimes tapping]. "What's he doing?" everybody was saying. Even the audience stopped dancing.
Obviously, Eddie Van Halen must have picked up a few of those things. What do you think of him?
It depends on my mood. He is probably the most influential player in the last 15 years 'cause everybody's gone out and bought one of those, what does he play, Charvel, Carvel ... Kramer, with the locking nut. Yes, with the locking nut! And everyone's gone hammer-on crazy! So he's obviously done something. He's a great guitar player, but I'm more impressed by his recent songwriting and keyboard work. I think he's going to be remembered—he could be the next Cole Porter.
How do you feel about your own guitar hero status?
It's funny to find myself in that position, because when I first came to America I thought, "Why go to America when they have these fantastic players?" I was brought up on [pedal steel great] Speedy West and [country guitarist] Jimmy Bryant, people like that. When I was 13 years old, I couldn't believe how good they were. I thought, "When I go to America, I'm going to get killed." Everything changed when we had a hit with "Hush." I found people saying, "Oh, you play guitar really well." I'd say, "How can you say that when you've got these guys in Nashville who just tear me apart?" I still say it. If you tune into Hee Haw you'll see these guys who are absolutely amazing.
Jeff Beck once told me that he went to Nashville to do a record. While he was in the studio, this guy who was sweeping up asked him, "Can I borrow your guitar for a second?" Jeff said, "Oh, of course." The guy started playing and completely blew Jeff away. He left soon after that. Thank goodness all those amazing players stay in Nashville!
Has your approach to sound processing changed? Have you checked out any of these multi-effects racks?
I don't put myself on Jeff Beck's level, but I can relate to him when he says he'd rather be working on his car collection than playing the guitar. I'm enjoying other things in life, but when I do pick up the guitar, I want to simply plug into a loud amplifier, and that's it. Maybe if I were 20, I'd pay more attention to equipment trends; at 45, you start to go in other directions. I get turned on by soccer shoes; I listen to Renaissance music—those are the things that really stir my soul. There are so many effects and new guitar players. I can't comprehend it all. When you hear them, you suddenly realize that they all sound the same—like Eddie Van Halen, speeded up.
Do you have a home studio?
No, I don't. It's gotten out of hand—everybody has their own studio. I'd rather write something on the spur of the moment, while doing a formal recording. I believe in inspiration.
What does the future hold for you?
I'm very moved by Renaissance music, but I still love to play hard rock—though only if it's sophisticated and has some thought behind it. I don't want to throw myself on a stage and act silly, 'cause I see so many bands doing that today. There's a lot going on today that disturbs me—so much derivative music. Where are the progressive bands like Cream, Procul Harum, Jethro Tull or the Experience? I could go on, but we have to live with it.
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Thousands of supporters of the Dalai Lama shouted and spit at a group of demonstrators belonging to a Buddhist sect which claims the Tibetan spiritual leader is persecuting its members. The incident happened outside Radio City Hall as thousands of Tibetans and Nepalese Americans were coming out of a lecture conducted by the Dalai Lama. The situation is confusing at this point because some of the demonstrators were waving money in the air as though to offer the view they had been paid by Chinese agents to stage a protest against the Dalai Lama. However, leaders of the Western Sugden Society(WSS) insisted they were angry at the ban placed by the Dalai Lama against certain forms of prayer which he termed "just spirit worship." The Tibetan leader insisted "99 percent of Tibetans follow my practice. A small portion worship this spirit."
The WSS insists the Dalai Lama end the ban on their form of worship since it is causing "spiritual, emotional and physical harm" to its adherents. They point out the Dalai Lama for years was engaged in this form of prayer but then claimed it was wrong.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by martyross, Mar 11, 2013.
what i dont understand is how can one set a WR by only getting a lvl 3 on the yp sequence
((((Ioana)))) I was thinking of you and all the other V/M fans there live tonight. And gosh all their family and friends there too . The pressure was just too much and I'm so proud of them. I hope they're not too hard on themselves.
No, I didn't. I sat numbly through the final group of skaters and then I went to the media center for the press conf. During the draw for the FD Tessa and Scott sat with the Germans (Zhiganshina and Gazsi). Scott was goofing around with Gazsi, they seemed very friendly.
DDtpdx, for them to skate Carmen to its full potential is my biggest wish too, but I doubt they're going to be at peace any time soon (about this result). Scott was grinning, when he probably just wanted to smash a wall or something, and Tessa just seemed numb. They broke my heart. I'm glad they have a day off to recover a bit.
Just had a chance to catch up. My nerves were going crazy and I knew in my gut before watching that something would go awry. So proud of Tessa for holding onto those twizzles, though, and can't wait for Carmen on Saturday!
lol i would love to see a picture with him and the germans
Thank you so much, IoanaC. You are really wonderful about providing us with info and impressions.
Nice to see you back, elle123
Thanks BKfan! I wish it were under better circumstances, my friend! That being said, with their imminent retirement, I'm going to focus on the positives instead of dwelling in the negatives.
I will try to do the same. It is nice to have your positive energy around here at this time
I can't wait to hear your thoughts on their FD.
With V&M, even if they had skated lights out and ended the evening in first there would still have been nasty barbs thrown their way and the way of their fans. I've become so numb and used to all the crap that comes along with being a fan of V&M. I learned a long time ago to stick mainly with this V&M thread.
I wish someone could hypnotize Tessa and Scott so that they can take everything in stride and stop letting everything get to them. It just seems that no matter where they are competing, the stress and expectations get to them and this time being at home didn't seem to calm them as it did in Vancouver or even in practice in London.
I hope they can skate Carmen the way it deserves to be skated and end the competition on a high note. (((((((V&M)))))))
Something positive is that I was thinking of V&M earlier and realized that they have medalled at every World Championships since 2008. Whether 1st or 2nd, Scott and Tessa will collect their 6th consecutive World medal Saturday night. Not bad at all considering everything that they have been through and continue to go through (be put through).
Thanks to everyone who was in London and took the time to give us updates. It must have been a difficult evening and I hope for once V&M can forget last night (at least for Saturday night) and just relax.
I think if Tessa is having an issue with her legs again it's because of the overtraining. It makes me sick that V&M keep pushing themselves trying to find ways to make up the points all season. IMO there was nothing wrong with their programs (except for that original lift in the SD at Skate Canada), it's just that the judges favor a different style.
Also, trying to push the sport and advance it seems to be lost on these judges (at this in this quadrennial) so why bother with another "Carmen."
If Tessa is having issues with her legs then I wonder will backing off from the overtraining and the crazy difficult content will help once she is has a chance to rest during the off season. I love that V&M brought us Carmen and have a FD for the ages that will be talked about long after this season has ended but at what cost?
I hope the retirement rumors aren't true (no matter who it might be) and if they aren't then I can't see V&M doing another "Carmen." It hasn't been fully appreciated by the judges. I realize it's too soon to talk new programs but V&M, if they are staying in and are serious about wanting a second Olympic title should/will stick to what the judges are responding to and stop killing themselves for nothing.
Carmen O., I agree with everything you said, except that I don't think Tessa's legs are such a big issue now. I know her problems will never go away, but I believe she's managing them. If she were in pain, she couldn't skate so superbly in practices. The big issue is, in my opinion, nerves. They really do need to learn to control them and not get overwhelmed in competition, otherwise they don't stand a chance next season.
They never seemed to have problems with nerves in the past. Why now?
Thanks IoanaC.
I'm glad that it doesnt seem to be Tessa's legs. Or at least that it seems Tessa's legs haven't gotten worse than they already are.
For all the talk about Scott being cocky/arrogant I think that when he has spouted off in the past, it wasn't due to being conceited but to help boost his and Tessa's confidence. If Scott was really, truly that arrogant I think V&M would skate better under pressure because any low marks would be dismissed rather than V&M going back to training and overworking to try and figure out what more they could have done to get the marks.
Hello everyone! I woke up 1.5 hours before my usual to watch the SD. I slept terribly... I was too nervous.
here is the link, btw: btw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y25YXIV0VUY
I think they skated beautifully, but perhaps were a little nervous than usual? Taking in consideration how much pressure on their shoulders they have... (a quote from Scott "... I think this is probably my favourite competition of my career, because I can care less about what the 11 [Judges] think, I care more about the 10,000 sitting behind them. explains it all. It is from this article http://sports.nationalpost.com/2013...r-face-uphill-climb-at-figure-skating-worlds/).
Anyways, I am very proud of them, they are the king and queen of ice dance for me, no matter the results. I wish them all the luck for saturday!!
Wow it's like you read my mind. I have always thought that Scott carries the burden of being confident for the both of them. And Tessa has admitted in the past that she's not always the most confident person. How do they overcome this hurdle (more of a rhetorical question)?
Exactly!! Even live I don't get the D/W buzz/hype. Nor why on earth they seem to be able to be sloppy in certain areas and not get nailed for it the way others do.
I think you mean Tracy Wilson, not Debbi Wilkes. Debbi hasn't done any Skating Commentating since being hired by Skate Canada for their Media leadership position.
As for who called for the review, I'll guess they have the Stars and Stripes somewhere on their Passport.
Weirder things have happened this week!! Look at the falls going into spins that have happened. Strange is not the word for it.
The bolded ones are true and I can't figure it out either. The other two...I actually thought Worlds was being pretty fairly judged until tonight's SD. So much for that...
Amen and about GS...I have enjoyed skating so much more since joining Twitter and following events that way. I can't even remember the last time I was over at GS come to think of it.
And I like it like that too.
You know who the really big loser here was? The sport. It wasn't just Tessa and Scott tonight, but Kaitlyn and Andrew too. Even w/only a L3 StSeq (Thanks Tracy for harping on that over and over tonight BTW), there is no way on earth they should be below B/P in the standings at the very least. I was floored because it looked like Nathalie and Fabian were the ones off the ice since early December and Kaitlyn and Andrew the ones who never missed an hour of training. And yet...What happens? Kaitlyn and Andrew in 6th?
Add that and what happened w/Tessa and Scott and I think we all know where this is headed *yet again*. So much for the vaunted brand new scoring system that stopped all the funny stuff in skating. I *know* I"m going to hear that at least once the next few days from someone.
As for Tessa and Scott and also Patrick not being "beloved by Canada"...It's a different time and era. 2002 did so much damage to the sport and then in the act of being seen "doing something to fix it", the ISU rams in this overly complicated new system. Regardless of what you believe, casual skating fans will never really get their heads around it. Hell...I've tried several times to read the various literature out there explaining it and I still don't get it. Then there's also the fact that to many the new system has taken out the beauty of the sport.
I know many who will charge into battle about that one too and I could care less because that is sadly how many casual and even die hard fans are thinking. Sure, there are still programs out there that can touch my soul, but it sure doesn't happen as often as it did once upon a time. I mean...What's the point of choosing...Say...Riverdance for a FD these days. You can't do the steps that would fit the music because they would never meet the Level 4 standard and instead we all see these lovely gorgeous edge work that I do love, but also pigeon holes both skaters and choreographers w/music choices.
All of that comes into play when understanding why the skaters of today aren't the Rock Stars of even ten years ago in the Public and Casual Fan's viewpoint. The saddest thing of all is that the ISU really didn't fix a thing IMO. What's the point of a new system if you've got the same rotten eggs on the Judging Panels from back then?
And as for Marina blaming all of this on the dress...If that one's true, then I think that's the best sign of all that it's time for Tessa and Scott to leave Canton and go somewhere else for next Season. I actually think it's a couple of years overdue considering it's becoming obvious, especially this year, just who is thought to be the real *stars* of the Skating Centre from Marina's reactions in the Kiss and Cry.
Okay...Sorry for the epic, but once I started....Anyway, here's to an epic and knock it out of the park performance of Carmen on the weekend. They can do it. I know they can!!
I wonder if it's just that everything has finally started to take a toll on them. Tessa and Scott are feeling the effects of the past three seasons.
For the entire quad we've had that "rivalry" and even when V&M have skated well they have still been kept very close to D&W (even when D&W have mistakes). V&M get dinged for every little infraction and when they skate as they apparently did last night they get really marked down. Now on the surface it is fair and from all accounts the marks they received were accurate yet when the shoe is on the other foot, D&W make mistakes that either get ignored or the judges seem to deduct as little as possible; the GOE's don't even seem to reflect any mistakes. When they are ahead of V&M, the margin has traditionally been a lot wider.
The fact that it has been the PCS rather than the TES that D&W continue to win over V&M perhaps has V&M questioning themselves and how good they actually are.
Maybe it's that V&M know they have more to lose and in front of a home crowd. They really wanted this title; it seems even more than last year or 2011. At least in 2011, they had lost the entire season except for Worlds and the SD and part of the FD at 4CC's. V&M wanted to win the title in 2011, but were able to be relaxed about the silver because they were coming off of Tessa's surgery/recovery and a very brief season.
Last season and this season, they came in trained and had the entire season to compete yet had problems getting levels no matter how good they skated.
I don't know anymore, just guessing.
Oh I totally felt gutted for P/B too. Especially after they came back from injury like Kaitlyn and Andrew.
I can just imagine because they are in their hometown.
I am so sorry if I offend someone with the following, I apologize beforehand, but here it goes: I never liked the idea of those yellow sweaters in the arena. To me, that just adds an unnecessary stress. Scott and Tessa know that their families and friends and all their supporters are there, maybe even exactly where they seat. I may be mistaken, but that bright color may be not only a visual distraction for them, but worst, what it means: winning expectations. I am not saying that is the reason why they did not win the SD or anything. Perhaps seeing the sweaters does not matter to them at all. But I though that the plan was to stay in their bubble as much as possible.
pani, I realize you're upset right now, but give it a rest w/the "Canada doesn't deserve them" crap. As a Canadian skating fan, not only is that disrespectful, but also insulting to not only me, but my fellow Canadian Skating Fans in this thread.
It's also not true. A sign of the direction the sport's gone in since 2002, yes. The fans in Canada not liking or appreciating them though? No way. No how. Not ever.
I haven't had the courage to look anywhere else yet. But I do find the comments here sustaining...Thanks, guys.
I just want to see them rebound and give Carmen their all.
It was a hard night with both V&M and P&B not doing as well/getting the placements that they have the potential to.
I will say though that while I'm disappointed for P&B, I'm not as gutted for them as I am for V&M mainly because of Fabian's injury. When he and Nathalie announced their intentions to compete in London, I was happy to get a chance to see them again but in the back of my mind felt there was a chance they wouldn't be back to 100% just yet. Even under the best circumstances, P&B sometimes have issues with consistency and with Fabian still recovering it's not surprising.
The good thing about P&B's placement in the SD is that the judges have a much smaller margin between them and B&S than with V&M and D&W. While I'm not getting my hopes up (if P&B were shaky in the SD, I'm nervous about them getting through a 4 minute program), I still see a chance for P&B to move back up to 3rd.
With the Olympics next season though it may hurt P&B to lose the bronze to B&S. But I don't know what would have been worse. To "lose" a spot to B&S by having B&S win the bronze in their absense due to injury or the possible/probable? loss of the bronze as a result of finishing behind B&S.
I am happy that W&P seemed to have skated well though.
Carmen, W/P didn't just skate well, they ROCKED the House!! I have *never* seen them skate like that before and it wasn't just happy to be there either. It had attack, it had fire, it had joy and when you combine all three w/lights out free skating and you get what Kaitlyn and Andrew produced tonight and I am so beyond thrilled for them.
Now, about what you were saying about how we're now in the third year of "The Rivalry" and how that's got to have some kind of an effect on not just Tessa and Scott, but Meryl and Charlie too, and as I know all too well due to how things are here at home, when stress builds up over a long period of time w/out a break of any kind and... That can do some funny things to both the body and the mind. Combine that w/all the tinkering of the programs, which I didn't think needed doing BTW and IMO, and having to see Meryl and Charlie not have to do much of anything other than practise, practice, practice and....
You made some excellent points that I hadn't thought of and thanks.
And now...This time, and I really truly honest to goodness really and truly mean it this time, I am going to bed after click Post Quick Reply. It's almost 3:30 am EST and 11:55 am EST when the Pairs FS starts on Bold is getting closer and closer and closer....
Wow! Way to go Kaitlyn and Andrew. Maybe we should sit them down and have them chat with Tessa and Scott before the FD. I hadn't been planning on watching any of the SD's (at least not yet) but will go back and watch W&P's.
Aragorn, I'm sorry you are having stress issues. And yes, unfortunately I know as well from personal experience what prolonged stress can do both mentally and physically. I hope things get better or have already gotten better for you.
That makes me go back to Skate Canada earlier this season and Tessa throwing up as soon as she left the ice. At the time she was said to be suffering from a virus but I did wonder if it was nerves more than the residual effects of being sick with something that was going around.
Even at the beginning of the season, the "rivalry" had been promoted long enough and the marks have been mostly in favor of D&W long enough that it might not have been far from the backs of V&M's minds even at the start of a new season. It must be hard having to second guess everything you do and even if you skate well, you end up sitting in the kiss and cry waiting for the other shoe to drop. Each time that happens it further ad's to the stress. I can just imagine V&M having a "not again" reaction.
As for Meryl and Charlie, while I question their position as being practically unbeatable and equals to V&M, I don't doubt that they put in the practice time as well but I'm not sure the "rivalry" has effected them mentally or physically at all. As you said, all they seem to have to do is practice, practice, practice, show up and and skate and the marks automatically come mistakes be damned. D&W must be aware by now that the judges for whatever reason mark them as the top team of the last three years. That in and of itself must help D&W in the confidence department and help bolster their belief that they are deserving of every win and cheated in the few instances when the wins don't come.
We've seen a number of their fans echo that. Well, the judges say through the marks that they are the best so it must be true.
And you're welcome.
I wonder if the judges are harder on V/M because they are the reigning Olympic champ and it's more exciting to have a rivalry so they tend to disregard the things used to be important in ice dance and favour D/W. I also think D/W got a big break this quadrennial with the removal of the compulsory dance.
As for the nerves, this is not just a home country competition but literally the home base for V/M. I like that Scott's mentality that they are now here to put on a show for the home crowd and maybe he could share those thoughts with Tessa before the FD. Maybe since D/W totally dominated the world of Ice Dance this year they will have the extra pressure in the Olympics season and now V/M are seen as the underdogs. I always have the image that in figure skating, it is better to be the hunter than the hunted...
Just want to say sorry because of what you all read about all VM fans, when this was just me/ Now i will try to delet all this messages and made Cyn happy. I understand her - her idols already won, but i think, she could be a little more kind.
And i lioke idea - no 3 spots if VM will not skate in FD. Thats what they need to do - W-P need to work along.
Don't worry about hypocritical people. And considering how crazy we are in here, she sure spends an awful lot of time obsessing and analyzing and reporting back on posts made in this thread. You would think one would want to avoid such craziness. It must take one to know one I guess.
Thanks, Shayii. I deleted messages so i hope this will help to all of us. I feel sorry we have police in this thread, but this is forums rules and i want all VM ubers will be in save.
No problem. And you didn't have to delete your posts. If it makes some feel better about themselves (thank god they're not crazy like we are) to go in the limited access section and talk about this thread and V/M fans, then let them go at it; the irony is amusing.
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be sure to post your updates as you continue.....
Is that your finished flightsuit or will you be dying it?
sorry for the late replies
sure ill post the WIP pics soon
yeah its finished,ill let just fade it naturally through with washing and then let it dry in the sun
Keep it up! The last pieces of my Jango are in the mail.. so hopefully in the next two weeks I'll be able to "show off"
updates for my armor and kneepads
Are you scratch building? I ask because it looks as if you are using Boba Fett templates instead of Jango Fett templates. The shape of the armor is different and the gauntlets are different.
The work itself looks good, just throwing that out there in case you weren't aware.
i just borrowed from my friend coz hes making a boba fett loadout,but i had to rework coz its not accurate and also the gauntlet coz i cant find any templates i had to base from boba fett and rework it,ill post the updates soon
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300K single with no attachments is a different story than 300K with a wife and 2 children. Currently in the latter situation, I'd have to say get a boat for weekend and vacations (better yet charter out bareboat for some holidays)...
Put aside 75K for each kid, spend 75K on your boat, and 75K for extended vacations with family and friends. Negotiate a 60 day sabbatical once the boat is set and head out with the family for a few weeks and see where it leads.
I know this is the conservative route but until the kids are independent and equipped to take on the world it's a tough proposition to drop everything and "just go". I realize the only thing we don't get back is "time" but that's a double edged sword when considering children and their needs at certain critical times.
...now 300K and a single without a port of call, that's an entirely different story...
The rambling not well written thoughts of and almost 54 year old with a wife that does not like to sail to much and two children finishing Masters degrees
I have chosen to NOT escape and instead set-up my life in a way that allows me to sail on my boat and others as much as i want .(4 days a week+) I do this with a diverse group of M/F people between 15 and 93 and its a LOT of FUN and works for US
Most people with children do need health insurance and believe it or NOT were you live has a great affect on its cost as well as were YOU can see a doctor and have it covered and my costs are much like Johns above 1k a month
Boats ,what every works BUT it changes we spent a LOT of weekends sailing the east End of Long Island with 4 on a J24 BUT a funny think happened
Most of the people we want to take sailing cant really do the J24 anymore which prompted to the move to the Cal 29
Again at 54 having paid 200+ boat bucks for various collage costs (it would have bought a heck of a boat ) i will continue my pay as you go as its whats GOOD for US
Sorry to be so slow to respond; internet is pretty sketchy here in Paradise.
*the $20 for the engine included a crane to remove the old engine & put in the new; rebuild/work over the V-drive & work to mate the existing transmission; repitch the prop to be compatible with the new engine RPMs, and etc.
*maintenance: we're feeling lucky so far to be under budget, but that budget includes the annual haulout & bottom paint. When we're back in the Chesapeake in the summer, it'll also include a diver periodically to get the slime off the bottom (yeah, even with new paint!) and, GRRRRR! at least one outboard carburator rebuild every year if we're in the land of ethanol gasoline.
*C-dad, I did too include the grill, under "miscellaneous items less than $1K each" the very last one. But it's been so chilly/windy that we've generally wanted the heat from the stove to warm the cabin, so we haven't used it much. Just traded a few 1-lb propane cylinders to another boat in exchange for some Kaliks.
|Interesting topic. I've talked to my wife about this and I think we could be pretty happy with a Cape Dory 25d for around $15k. The rest would be spent on the minimum necessities to stretch the cash for a very long time. But we are willing to live without alot of creature comforts.
Lets assume it takes 1 year to SAIL around the world. If they spend 90% of their total time doing repairs INSTEAD of sailing, then the total time to circumnav woud be 10 years; 1 year of sailing and 9 years of repairing.
I suspect there is a slight exageration in there somewhere.
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This thread reminds me of another family I read about who circumnavigated the world, and as I recollect, they claimed to have spent approx. 90% of their time doing maintenance/repairs. That is totally asinine. I hope it was an extreme exaggeration. If not, I will not be taking up any bluewater or coastal cruising.
This being said on I can think back to previous boats that I didn't do such a good job on maintenance... But I was willing to absorb the cost and down time and was only using it for inland day sailing.
MMmmm... Eryka is trying to fool you guys. She did not include her new nesting pots or grill in her budget to you. I know for a fact they are there!!!
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$20K for a new, 75 hp marinized diesel engine (presumably with transmission), installed, would not be far fetched. That figure might also include some of the "running gear" (e.g. shaft, cutless bearing, dripless shaft seal, etc), which most folks would go ahead and swap if they were going to the effort of replacing engine.
Installation labor can be pretty steep compared to autos/trucks. Access is often very tricky and requires some choreographing. Have a look at this thread to get an idea: http://www.sailnet.com/forums/boat-r...er-beware.html
When paying someone else to perform the installation, it rarely makes sense to "economize" on a re-built engine because the cost of labor can be the larger portion of overall cost. Given the investment in labor, it usually makes more sense to swap for a new engine.
If you're a DIY, of course the costs are very different.
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Thanx Davidpm, we think the boat is "pretty sweet" now ourselves Here's how our numbers broke out:
(all prices in boat bucks, a.k.a, thousands of dollars)
Yanmar engine 20....
The $20,000 question is what kind of engine did you guys purchase? Is it silver plated? I realize marine engines go for a premium- i.e. the first website searched showed $7500 for a rebuilt 75hp Yanmar 4 cyl turbo diesel. Even if 10 to 12K for spent towards new one, that would dictate 8 to 10K for installation. As a professional mechanic, sounds like I'm working in the wrong industry. Of course, all that matters is that you have peace of mind.
This thread reminds me of another family I read about who circumnavigated the world, and as I recollect, they claimed to have spent approx. 90% of their time doing maintenance/repairs. That is totally asinine. I hope it was an extreme exaggeration. If not, I will not be taking up any bluewater or coastal cruising.
Some good ideas here, but this one caught my eye...
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Alongside Bullock, McDonald and Hairston contributed two three-pointers each to spread UNC's offense. With Hairston and McDonald back in the lineup, Bullock noted, the Tar Heels are able to stretch the defense thin, decreasing the pressure on McAdoo inside.
With better spacing, Carolina was able to get the ball to 10 different Tar Heels for baskets in the first half. For Williams, this is a sign of good things to come.
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Identity theft, phishing, worms, Trojans … what a hazardous path we Internet users have to tread! And now there's yet another new thing to worry about – the phenomenon of clickjacking.
the way we navigate the Web centres on our ability to click, so it's no surprise scammers have been concentrating on ways to manipulate our clicking habits
Everything about the way we navigate the Web centres on our ability to click, so it's no surprise that scammers have been concentrating on ways to manipulate our clicking habits. Clickjacking occurs when users click on a button that appears to perform another function – in other words, they are tricked into clicking on something they hadn't intended to, because the link they are really clicking on is 'hidden' by something that looks innocent. The scam works by presenting the user with a web page incorporating fake links or buttons, which has another page loaded over it in an invisible layer. Users think that they are clicking on the buttons that they can see, whereas in fact they are performing actions concealed on the invisible page. To illustrate, a user might see a 'play' button for a video, but hidden underneath it is a product page from a web retailer. When the user 'plays' the video, he or she is actually clicking on a link to unwittingly buy the product.
A high-profile example of clickjacking occurred in the context of social networking website Facebook. Users clicking on links to recent popular topics like the 2010 World Cup, the BP oil leak or the new Shrek movie, have unwittingly been clicking on a hidden button telling Facebook that they 'like' the web page. This then gets published on their own Facebook page and shared with online friends, spreading the links virally.
Though episodes like this are essentially harmless, it's not difficult to see that clickjacking could be exploited for more malicious purposes, such as acquiring and manipulating sensitive information like personal details, passwords, logins etc.
The word clickjacking first appeared in 2008, coined by Internet security experts Robert Hansen and Jeremiah Grossman. The term is, of course, a blend of the words click and hijacking (=illegally taking control of something). Modelling itself on the pattern of hijack, the derived form clickjack also exists, which can be used as a countable noun, to refer to an instance of clickjacking, or a transitive verb, usually occurring in the passive form, as in get clickjacked. The derived noun clickjacker is used for perpetrators.
Clickjacking follows two earlier neologisms centred around the activity of mouse clicking: click fraud, which is the dishonest activity of clicking on online advertisements in order to generate a charge per click, and clickprint, refering to an Internet user's unique pattern of online behaviour.
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The state of Israel for over fifty years was willing to negotiate with Arab nations in order to end its conflict with other countries in the Middle East. There were Israel leaders who became frustrated at their inability to find Palestinians interested in achieving peace. Fast forward to 2010 and now it is Israel which refuses to engage in open discussions with Palestinian leaders. Fatah leaders are pleased with reports the European Union is prepared within two years to proclaim the existence of an independent Palestinian nation. Nabil Sha'ath of Fatah's Central Committee praised France for adopting a new attitude which focuses on peace in the Middle East and will not allow Prime Minister Nettanyahu to continue his procrastination.
French Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner noted his nation was currently training Palestinian police "OIt follows that one can envision the proclamation soon of a Palestinian state and the immediate recognition by the international community."
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David, an Arsenal Red member from Croydon in Surrey and a regular at Emirates Stadium, won the prize after entering the first three Lotto draws and was delighted with his surprise windfall:
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I am very excited because this weekend I am undertaking a TEFl course in London through i-to-i.
Although this is only the initial/fairly basic TEFL weekend qualification (albeit with an added 20hr online grammar qualification), I am planning to bolster my experience and teaching competence by teaching individuals or groups in the London area for free or for a small fee or at least a cup of tea or two lol!
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This week was my first venture into Second Life. My system crashed three times. I spent hours on my appearance and then a salesperson in the free store insulted my clothing. And I forgot to eat lunch for real.
Despite everything, I am very excited about the possibilities for innovative collaboration with Second Life. I could spend the entire day just strolling around, walking across strange bridges, and talking to people about benchmarks.
Next week I will attend a meeting with keynote speakers, presentations, and even poster sessions with people all over the world, in Second Life. Next month I am invited to a discussion in Second Life with the head of IT at our local university, our local United Way president, and an executive from our local hospital. And I don't even have to go downtown.
What a life.
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Last week I read a great newspaper article about designing a house. The writer described finding the right neighborhood, architecting the ultimate living quarters, decorating each and every room, and analyzing what gardens look best around the pool. The article discussed how people spent up to 8 hours a day on all of these design decisions on top of their day jobs. The only problem I have with all this is that it isn't real.
You see, all of this was going on in Second Life.
Don't get me wrong. Virtual worlds are great for collaboration. Attending a meeting where you can be dressed to the nines and see everybody without getting out of your real pajamas is wonderful.
But marrying someone in Second Life while you are married to someone else in real life so that you can live together in a cool new mansion that is not real strikes me as a little strange. Again, sort of like Sun using SPEC estimates - where you don't have to worry about the real availability of a real system or real disclosures or even real results.
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|Creole tomato sauce made from garden fresh tomatoes, onion, green & red bell pepper, celery & seasonings.
Creole Tomato SauceFor me, it was a busy weekend around here, and appropriately, much of it centered around food. I don't know why I didn't make some aspect of the food industry my career. Sure would have been fitting since I apparently love it so much! It would have been super cool to have done something like this and make a career with it for sure.
Yes, I caught up on some household chores, dusted, vacuumed, cleaned the kitchen, weeded through some magazines for the recycle bin, cleared a bit of clutter (which seems to just expand under my watch), and those other such pesky tasks.
But I also made a recipe of Pistolette French rolls to go along with a shrimp dish that I made later in the evening. I also cleaned and peeled several pounds of shrimp to put up in the freezer. I froze the juice of some lemons, limes and oranges. And, I put away the last big harvest of ripe tomatoes from the garden.
I've previously posted about how I prefer the freezer method when putting tomatoes up, as opposed to canning. Oh, I only wish I had enough sunny yard space to plant for a huge tomato harvest, but we have far too many oak trees for that. So, since I don't have a lot of tomato plants and my pantry storage is limited anyway, the freezer method works the best for me.
So far this year though, I've managed to beat the pests to my tomatoes for a change, so I've actually had a halfway decent tomato harvest out of the dozen or so plants that I do have down. And ... there are some new blossoms and new baby tomatoes on the vines, so I'm hopeful that I'll be seeing at least a few more on the next round!
So this next batch of tomatoes I considered freezing whole, described here, but then I decided instead to put up some Creole tomato sauce, and hopefully I'll be able to catch the whole tomatoes next harvest.
In truth, I use diced and stewed the most, and Creole tomato sauce is just really stewed down tomatoes that are seasoned a bit, with, what else? The Trinity!
Well, The Trinity, with an addition of some sweet, red bell peppers and a few seasonings.
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Recipe: Creole Tomato Sauce©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 15 min |Cook time: 45 min | Yield: About 4 to 6 servings
- 1 tablespoon of olive oil
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 green bell pepper, chopped
- 1 red bell pepper, chopped
- 2 stalks (ribs) of celery, chopped
- 3 cloves of garlic, chopped
- 4 pounds of garden fresh, prepared tomatoes
- Pinch of granulated sugar
- 3 small bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon of dried thyme
- 2 pinches of kosher salt, or to taste
- 1/4 teaspoon of freshly cracked black pepper, or to taste
Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium to medium high heat. Add the onion, green and red bell peppers, and celery. Saute until tender. Add the garlic and cook for an additional 2 minutes.
Add the prepared tomatoes, sugar, bay leaves, thyme, salt & pepper, and bring mixture to a boil. Reduce to a simmer and cook for 45 minutes. Set aside to cool. Label freezer bags and measure out a portion 15 to 16 ounces per bag (most canned tomato sauces are about 14.5 ounces). Squeeze out the air, seal, and lay flat. Place into freezer until set.
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Since 1995, Randy, Mike and Don the Camera Guy have been loading up their cramped minivan to document outsider artists, grassroots art environments and offbeat attractions of all kinds exploring creativity across 39 states and 3 time zones.
Visit the Rare Visions and Roadside Revelations website
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ER doc turned folk artist Dewey Blocksma, Tom Moran's giant iron works and the Legs inn.
Art at the Lansing Water Plant and outsider artists Tom D. and Joe McCuaig.
Toothpick boatbuilder Wayne Kusty, carver David Philpot and sculptor Milton Mizenburg.
Michelangelo Lovelace, Rabbi Sid Rackoff and autographed buns at Tony Packo's.
Scrap metal sculptor Rick Crooks, the Pencil Sharpener Museum, and the Junk Man.
Found object sculptor, a geode-laden grotto and a world-record setting paint ball.
Art at Eliphante, Route 66, junk sculptures and the House of Hammargren. (episode 1205)
A bottle house and Open Air Museum in Death Valley, Guru Lane and Thunder Mountain.
Carver Donald Keeney's, Oop Land, the Ran Horn Van Gogh Gallery and Casa de Azucar.
The premiere episode of Rare Visions and Roadside Revelations takes a tour of Kansas.
Any chance we'll see new Rare Visions episodes in the future? Can't get enough!
Just watched an episode of Rare Visions on KCPT2 when you went through Kingman, AZ. You guys couldn't think of anything big Andy Devine had been in. Really? You guys have to be my age or OLDER 😉 and I remember Andy Devine in Stagecoach and also The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Of course I saw in him a few dozen other westerns but those are the big ones that come to mind. Love the show. Keep making them!
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Plus, Great Large Folk Art Outdoor display is close by in Haw River
Community… See it on highway US70 at bridge where it crosses the river (Haw River)… Can't miss it… up on the hill right next to bridge…
Also, Haw River US70 "Business" is where the Founders of Durham NC
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Hello,,,,can anyone tell me who the folk art artist was, a White man that referred back to his friendship with R. A. Miller, and who drove the art-cars he covered in his work…he who was featured in a tour of the south, on the same show that featured the Kentucky Fried Chicken sign. He was said to be famous for his :Thou Shalt Not This, and Though Shalt not That" artwork. Thanks very much!!!
I FOUND THE INFO i WAS LOOKING FOR…SORRY BOUT; THE CRISIS-SOUNDING MESSAGE..!!! The artist is Chris Hubbard, for anyone interested.
Any idea, for a fellow MO resident, what has happened to the "Elvis is Alive" Museum and Cafe, that the owner had tried to sell, but was unable to, perhaps 8 or so years ago. I am not even sure if the owner is still running the place, if it's open, or even if he is still around.
SO, I have been a fan and a purchaser and curator of 'outsider art', folk art, visionary art, art brut, however one wants to name it as. My concern is, and this has been spurred by my own ignorance of ability to discern a faked from a real work, and I hope that anyone who does attempt to purchase a specific artist's work,, that they do their homework….it may SEEM like the naive or folk artistic techniques are easy to discern as real or not, but there are MANY fakes out there, and buying form a reputable seller is a great way to steer clear from be taken. Thanks, and Ebay shoppers beware and careful, and you can even ask for some sort of authentication–though that will likely not exist, and certainly not in the way a more mainstream artwork by a famous artist always should, you still then need to develop an keenly sharper eye to tell the real from the faked. Good luck. and even if it is not holding some fine pedigree and highly-coveted name, if you buy what YOU like, others will likely want to also possibly want that same work.


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WINDHAM — Katie Felson and Ben Gallo, both 2013 graduates of Windham High School, have won the Windham Garden Club's Nancy Surette Memorial Scholarships.
Grace Marad, club scholarship chairman, presented the $1,000 awards.Felson will enter the University of New Hampshire's cellular and molecular biology program this fall. Her interest in the field was fueled by her sister's genetic learning disability. The club said she created her own field work by communicating with her sister's doctors and geneticist and did considerable independent research. The honors student also was a longtime Girl Scout and volunteer who completed the New Hampshire Scholars Initiative.
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'36 Hudson Terraplane Front Suspension Question
I asked this before but didnt get any responses so I figured Id try again before I jump in with all two feet and possibly really screw up or have something that's really unsafe.
I have a 36 Hudson Terraplane 2-Door Sedan Im putting together. To get away from the original I-beam solid front axle, I have a front suspension/cross member from a '76 Toyota pickup that bolted onto the original Toyota chassis - I didn't have to cut it out. In the attached photos, it's 'C' clamped to the frame rails of my Terraplane to check the fit and get it exact as it will mount in the Terraplane frame. As you can see, the A arms/control arms are NOT sitting straight in line with the chassis they are at an angle. However, without making any tie rod adjustments at all, the tires sit straight - as they should. Looking at the photos I've attached, will this work or not?
The Toyota chassis went straight to the front and then both frame rails turned out where this cross member bolted on. Because of the mounting of my front fenders, I can't spread my Terraplane frame rails to match the Toyota cross member mounting angle.
If it will work, I know I have to weld some bracing on it so that I can bolt and weld it under my Terraplane chassis - after I box the rails. I also want to weld some 1/2-inch pipe sleeves inside the frame rails for the bolts to go through to keep the frame from squeezing down from the pressure of the bolts (or is this just overkill?).
The engine is a 3.8L V6 Ford with automatic transmission. I also have to modify the inner fenders so the smog pump and power steering pump will fit.
Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks muches,
Last edited by Wadeamca; 11-30-2007 at 09:16 PM. Reason: Attach larger photos
Without looking more closely ... I would say no.
I have clicked on the photos and cannot get them to enlarge up. I suggest you start a a photo journal here ( it's free ) and then move the enlarged photos to this post.
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If you hold your control key down, and roll your mouse's scroller wheel you can get the pics (and post) to get really BIG...or really small.
I'll say that I am not a fan of clips installed like that, but...
When I get the pics large, it looks like the suspension will fit in the frame, I don't see why you couldn't build a boxed extension onto the sides of the frame and bolt the C member on using the existing Toyota mounting holes.. I would put the throughbolt support tubes through the frame, to keep from crushing it. And box the frame rails on the inside as well. As long as you have clearance for the upper control arms, and can maintain the original anti dive angles, I think you'd be ok.
I worked on a 40 ford pickup that had a complete Toyota frame under it, with a SBC/th350...All of the suspension looked very stout and it drove really nice.
Later, mikey
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BE different....ACT normal.
No one is completely useless..They can always be used as a bad example
I went back and changed the photo size to allow everyone to see what I'm talking about. Since the Toyota cross member isn't changing and the wheels/etc are staying in the same position now as they were when inside the Toyota fenders (same control arm/a-frame angles), in my mind I don't see any problem.
HOWEVER, I could be wrong. Someone told me, although it has been quite a long time ago, that I have been wrong before (but I dont' remember it).
Any and all help and guidance will be greatly appreciated.
36 Terraplane
Wayne I go by 35terraplane. I put a Toyota P/U front end in my 35 Terraplane, it was really quite easy. First I stripped every thing off of the Terraplane, after taking all the measurements off the 35 frame I had the fenders on it and axle and wheel, I checked it from several points, both sides so I knew Where the center of the hub was. I checked it from the front and also from the center of the front hub to the center of the back hub. After I had checked both sides every which way but upside down, I took the 35 apart until all I had left was the frame and the cross member. Then I found the center of the cross member of the P/U cross member, now this is the hard part, if when you set your new crossmember under your 36 frame, where the 36 hub center is the same as your P/U hub center is, and the frame of your 36 is still sitting on the cross member of the P/u it should work the same as what I did on my 35. What I did is cut the P/U cross member so the frame of the Terraplane would slide into the cross member, I just slid the cross member back until I had the right wheel base, took a piece of 1/4" steel, put it under the frame rails, that went all the way across then 1/4" steel on both sides of the frame rail and welded it up the wheel base was perfect they had no problem when they put it on the wheel rack drives like a champ. If you read this I do Have pictures I can send. You do know that fatman makes a mustang kit for a 36, I do not know if your frame is the same as mine or not I think it might not be the same but not sure. And it is hard to explain when you are not looking at it. So get a hold of me before you cut your feet off.
Later 35terraplane
Does Mitsubishi sell their L300 vans and L200 pickups there?
If so, their front crossmembers from the eighties are tailor-made for this type of conversion. Also have Ford/Mopar stud pattern and disc brakes.
front ends
I have no idea what you are talking about, selling what where, When I put my front end on my terraplane, no one made after market front ends for Terraplane, they didn't make them for most Fords let alone anything else, maybe you were too young when that started. Now days I would put a after market mustang on a car Fatman makes them for about anything.
35 terraplane
Not talking about aftermarket front ends...
I'm talking about the pickups and vans made by Mitsubishi in the eighties, they had a neat front end (similar to the Toymota front end pictured above, but with easier mounting prospects) that is very popular in hot-rods and other conversions here in Australia.
Ray, I've seen pics of the Mitsu front suspension you guys Down Under use, I don't think it is sold here in the US. Shame though, it looks like a really easily adaptable set-up from what I have seen.
It is... what a pity you don't have it...
And the one from the earlier Toymota Hi-Ace vans would probably have been good too, though it was a drum brake thing.
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Ray: I'm sorry , I didn't understand what you were asking, I don't know about the other front ends. I'm the only one around here that I know of that has used the Toyota front end and we just run into it at the junk yard when we were looking for something to put on the Terraplane. I wasn't sure that a Mustang was heavey enough. You have to know I did this over 20 years ago. I don't know if I were to do it today if I would go to the yard and get one or buy a new after market one. I don't go to the yards much anymore to get my parts, I would rather pay more and have a new peice for pease of mind when going down the road, when it comes to the moving parts, using sheetmetal to design something into the car or something like that is another story although being a guy that likes 30's cars they don't need much changeing. Again sorry about the mixup and you have a good da
35 Terraplane
Not a problem...
One thing that strikes me about it all, of all US cars of the period, the Terraplane was the fastest lightweight around. I remember someone pointing out to me years ago how flimsy the original front end was.
front ends
You know Ray they might have been talking about the axle or steering because the frame seams pretty stout, and the cross member looks like it was built for a tank. Now I know as far as the 34-35 Terraplane and Hudson they were the same except for the grille insert and the hood ornament. I do not know if the frames were different for the 6 or 8 engine, but I doubt it . The Terraplanes were 6 cyl., and the one I have is the short one with a flatback, I was told there are less than 100 give or take, in the world.
It might be quite rare , but at the same time it was quite rough, the Hudson Terraplane club turn it down to build. Street rodders they will try anything. A guy from the club got me some fenders and he knew it was the car they had turn down, but said nothing. Later on I went to a show with it, in primer, seen the guy that got me the fenders, so I took him out to show him what I had did to the car, he sat down as soon as he saw it shook his head and told me that when he saw what car I was putting the fenders on , he said he thought I was either drunk or on drugs to try and fix that car up. Street rodders get her done
35 terraplane
Yes, the hubs and brakes were part of what was being pointed out to me...
Terraplanes were very popular here in Australia. Many people raced them, I have an article somewhere about all the Terraplanes that were raced back in the day.
I actually drove one of them, it was based on a '35 IIRC and was one of the most-raced cars in all of Australia for years. I competed in a hillclimb back in 1977 driving it, great fun, it had a canvas single seat body on it and a couple of carbies, open exhausts and a lot of old Terraplane stuff down there doing its thing. The cork clutch was hard to master at the starts!
To keep the old Hudson engines alive at the revs they used to run, they ran low-pressure oil pumps driven by the fanbelt with a copper tube up the side of the crankcase. Little holes in the copper tube aimed squirts of oil at the differs on the con-rods and put oil into the bearings which wouldn't have been there otherwise because the trough in the oil caused by the rod going through it at 6,000rpm couldn't close over before the rod came around the next time.
That car I drove went through a bunch of metamorpheses. It started its racing life with a canvas roadster body, then had a neat steel body built with a later grille, then that was replaced with another canvas one. Through the fifties it remained like that, but in the sixties the steel body went back on, along with cycle guards, and a Y-block was stuck into it to race it as a sports car. Finally it was returned to its 1948-57 shape for Historic racing and that's how I drove it.
Today it's covered in dust, but Peter assures me that he's found another block and he'll get it running again soon.
I do know that Hudson did ship a lot of cars down under, also to England, and to our friends to the north of us. I was told once that if I needed parts get a hold of one of you guys there were lots of parts , but I don't know if that holds true now. They stopped making Terraplanes in 1938 here, although I myself only like the 33-35 years, as I think they are the best looking, and have lots of body lines. Next to a 1933-34 Ford and a 1926-27 model T, they would be my favorite cars, everyone has there own and they made many brands back in the day, I just glad to say I had seen them for real when they were still being driven as everyday cars.
Later bob
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