

| Subject: | Re: Discolored Dash Board (ashtray) |
| From: | Jake de Villiers |
| Date: | Sat, 8 Oct 2005 23:07:57 -0700 |
The TR-6 was a bike? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Cardo" <rrecardo@WEBTV.NET> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 9:53 PM Subject: Re: Discolored Dash Board (ashtray) > <<T. Goff's story reminds me of a fellow I saw once while delivering > pizzas... I was at a customer's house and he was in the next driveway, > intently Armor All-ing various parts of his motorcycle- including the > seat.>> > > I'll top this one in the stupidity department. > > I just got done restoring a 68 TR-6 Triumph, a prime example to the > paint , the pinstripes, the genuine Prince of Darkness wiring loom, it > was perfectly bone stock, and pristine. > > I stayed at work till midnight to get the engine cases, the carb, the > rocker box cover's, Semi Chromed, the paint on the tank, fender's, and > frame waxed to the max, and every item was siliconed with either WD-40 > or an Armor all product. > > WOW-- > > I leave the shop and take the concrete median curb in the center of a 4 > lane highway at an acute angle--not dead on. > > The Dunlop highway ribbed front tire slid off the curb and washed the > bike out from under me at a high rate of merging speed, depositing my > Dupa on the center of the median . > > I only wiped down the sidewalls of the tires ! > > How embarrassing, how demoralizing, and what a set of bent bar's, clutch > lever, and L/H foot peg I had. > > Thank God I didn't wack any of the new paint work. > I think I would have been suicidal~ : ) > > Ya have to watch out for that silicone stuff. > It can be hazardous to you health. > ( especially on a scooter.) >
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