Welcome! I am sure the contortions you will put yourself through to do specific tasks in your restoration will be highly theraputic-or atleast aggravating enough that they should be! Welcome to the club, congratulations on the Z, and remember, if you don't occasionally get something on your hands that takes atleast several days to wear off, you are not really a car guy!

Will

Thanks for all the well wishes, and let me tell you, it is great to be home. One of my soldiers came over and helped me push my baby out of the tow dolly and into the garage, a funny site seeing two hobbled vets pushing a car around. Once in the garage I just had to sit back, suck down a few beers and just stare at that beautiful car.

Definately hope to run into fellow NW guys at a rally or something.

-Tim

, and remember, if you don't occasionally get something on your hands that takes atleast several days to wear off, you are not really a car guy!

Will

ain't that the truth!!!

Tim,

I am a little behind the curve, but wanted to thank you for being an American Hero, keeping old farts and their families like me safe. I look forward to the day when we can take a Z to a stretch of river (next to a road) and wet a line. Sounds like a good time. Congratulations on the new car and making it home.

Warmest wishes,

Bryan