Re: audi tech day in southern NH, USA (timing belt-a-thon, part one)

[Andrew Duane USG <duane@hunch.zk3.dec.com>]

Hairy green toads from Mars made C1J1Miller@aol.com say:

> We've bantered around the idea of a group tech session for various things, 
> from basic maintenance to timing belts.  We've scheduled the first one at my 
> house in Windham New Hampshire for next weekend, April 24 (extending into the 
> 25th if neccessary or if there's enough people).  Time to be announced; 
> probably fairly early.  There's a pizza/sub place just around the corner for 
> lunch (they deliver).
> 
> We've got room for more people/cars (two car garage, lots of driveway space, 
> etc.), so if you're interested, please email me (c1j1miller@aol.com) and 
> Brett Dikeman (brett@pdikeman.ne.mediaone.net).  
> 
> You're invited if:
> 1) you want to change your I-5 timing belt, like I will be doing;
> 2) you want to see someone else change the timing belt;
> 3) you want to hang out and talk audis;
> 4) you want to do something else, and would like others around to help out.
> 5) you've done the timing belt thing before, and would like to offer 
> assistance to us internet mechanics; and/or
> 6) you want to paw through my collection of magazines, brochures, etc.
> 
> Also, if you've got the timing belt tools, and would like to lend them for 
> use, please contact me; we'll reimburse for shipping, etc.

Chris.

Count me in. Of course, it's a bit of a drive for me... my car might
almost get warmed up to operating temperature before I get there :-)

Now, which car to bring? :-)

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