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The cars begin arriving, Jim Villers' black 190SL in front; David
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Rob Berlinguet's red 190SL. |
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Three 190SLs in front of Brad's 5-car carriage house belong to
Marco Francia, Jim Villers, Ron Berlinguet |
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Rob Lias talking to Marco Francia in front of Marco's car |
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Dave Polny, Max Cannover, Ron & Lucy Rapp |
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Dean
Turner with Dave Polny, David & June Hay with Marco Francia's car |
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Everything was not all cars; Suzzy Lias and June Hay relax on the
pier. |
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Inside the garage; a Delorian, XKE, 60 & 63 Corvette and a 55 MG
TF 1500 |
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Rob & Suzzy "in the back seat". |
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Betty Villers, Sue Turner, Elizabeth Grant; Note the drive-in
tray. |
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Jeb Stuart and Max Connover |
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Jesse Grant with Brad Brady up stairs in his
carriage house. Brad's son Michael (right) |
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The "up-stairs" was a fully equipped recording studio for his
son's jazz band. |
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Suzzy Lias, Max Connover, Ron & Lucy Rapp
enjoy the hamburgers and pot luck |
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Dean Turner, Jeb Stuart
Dave Polny, with Lucy & Ron Rapp, Max Connover |
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David Hay's daughter's boyfriend, Suzzy & Rob Lias, June & David Hay. |
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Brad Brady, Betty Villers, Robyn & Gary Tyre, Ron
Berlinguet,
Jim Villers |
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Jeb Stuart in the rear of the shop. |
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Dave Polny began the technical session discussing
hidden radio alternatives |
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Dave discussed multiple speaker and radio hiding locations. |
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Jim Villers attaching the water manometer to the Webers |
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Jim demonstrating how the water manometer can help synchronize Weber carburetors |
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Jim showing Jesse Grant how to see the butterflies through the progressive
ports for initial synchronizing.. |
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Max Cannover administering a devilishly obscure 190SL trivia quiz. Rob
Berlinguet
won. |
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Brad Brady discussed the sports car purchase options in 1955. |
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The attentive quiz takers. |
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An unbelievable double chocolate and caramel cake desert with rose pedals (by Robyn Tyre on her car). |
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Brad's home looking up the drive from the carriage house. |
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A 190SL picture on the wall of the show garage. |
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Another interesting example of 190SL art. |
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