<VV> Florida Sqeeters & Jax Convention prep.

[Taruffi57 at aol.com]

We just hardly ever have mosquitos here.  Outside today was like  bending 
over to take something out of a 375 degree oven and standing there  looking 
in.   INSTANT heat blast & max. sweat.  I've been  doing a little work lately 
with my Son - out in it, but 3 hrs. - starting at  7:30 AM, is my absolute 
limit.   By then, as the Brits say, I'm  knackered.
 
I don't know about you guys, but I am working down a huge list of things to 
 do and spending $$$$ like crazy to be able to pull out for Roebling Road 
and  Jax.  Of course, bringing the VW Rialta 22 ft. motorhome(?) up to  
dependability is a good part of it.  I found it derelict - encrusted in  black 
mildew, sitting in an 84 yr. old's yard.  MUCH deferred maint.   If I can just 
get the A/C down to meat locker range, my wife will ride in  it.   :-)
Should an inline 2.5 liter 5 cyl. be able to tow it's own 6,000 weight plus 
 about 2,500 of a loaded Corvair?
Good thing it's flat land running - on this venture.
 
Joe Dunlap
60 miles north of Orlando
 
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In a message dated 6/15/2009 11:51:28 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
virtualvairs-request at corvair.org writes:

My  memories of Florida mosquitoes go back to the days in the late '50's   
when I was hitchhiking from Detroit to Miami and back-- mostly on US25  and 
 
US27.  Maybe things got blown out of proportion in my  memory.

I do know they were worse than the Michigan bugs--which made  summertime  
miserable (not the only things-95?+  temp. & 95%  humidity--but  ya'll have 
that in Florida, no?

Scotty from  Hollyweird


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