So glad Josh made it to the Illinois Bash, RIP 🙏

June 30,1965 San Jose

Daze wrote:

If anyone is looking for a more budget friendly option I am staying 1.5 miles down the road for $145 a night including taxes AND it has free breakfast.should be a really nice hotel. The cost of the “chosen” bash hotel almost priced me out of being able to come. Thought I would share my findings just in case someone else was in a similar situation.

Flaming Pony posted today (3/20) he got the last room in the block so there’s probably gonna be folks including me interested in knowing which motel so please post some details.

Thank you once again Terry, the mini bash banner arrived yesterday 👍

Got this when I retired (+ gift card to James Coney Island Hotdogs 😋)…congratulations 👏
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Room booked, thanks BIG TIME for the cool link Terry 👍

Reminds me of when I got a V8 from MS in my Toyota Prerunner a few years back 😎

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Merry Christmas 🎅

Don wrote:

MS wrote:

Here is group including Don. In the previous photo, we were WAITING ON DON…

Nope  not waiting for Don,,,  Note  NOS681 on the end,,,  he was busy buying T Shirts   See dollar in Don's hand ??   He was busy giving out money to everyone BUT (T)  Steve.  

 

NOS681 must have bought the last T-Shirt in my size cause I was still inside looking for one when the pic was taken 🤔

Bullet Bob wrote:

Well, Mini-Bash '21 - Kansas is in the book.  We had 15 guys including one Newbie...Alan, and 11 classic Mustangs.  Thus far the only trouble reported was an electrical gremlin that attacked Whit's coupe. 
I think we all got our fill of BSing and Bench Racing and the museum was very interesting and our Docent, Roger, was definitely decidedly decent.
I decided to go all the way home and the Heap and I arrived at 6:30 MDT.  I hope everyone else had a good time and an uneventful trip home or to points unknown, BB2.
 

WOW...you are da man BB. We split Waller/Houston trip up camping out at a Best Western in Burleson, TX. south of Ft. Worth. Also south where a bad storm rolled through later, we was lucky. Seeing y'all again, listening to stories (especially Saturday night's) was GREAT!

MS wrote:

Well, this is a real nice car. 81,000 miles and everything was like new. Zero play in the door hinges. Engine was perfectly quiet and smooth, trans shifted well. Original San Antonio car. Zero rust. I mean ZERO.
Has that stainless steel insert trim on the interior. Upper and lower consoles. Factory AC that worked flawless. The car steered and drove like a new car. Probably the best Mustang I have ever seen for sale.

Why do I not own it yet?

It was NOT original paint as advertised. It also had a nicely adjusted Holley, not the original 4100 as advertised. He wanted $25k. I offered $15k. He would not go under $20k, so I walked.

If I NEEDED another Mustang, I think this car is s great deal at $20. But I am waiting for the right one to come along.

So, if anyone is in need of a very nice car, this one may still be available.

But...your signature says "Money you enjoy wasting is NOT wasted money... unless your wife finds out" 🤑