Re: [Chrysler300] desperately seeking 300C stories!

[Rich Barber <barber@xxxxxxxxx>]

Andy:

A really great issue.  Thanks to you and all that contributed.  The 
stories confirm that at least 50% of this hobby is half mental.

I would hope the mix of high-tech and high-emotion content in the 
magazine articles might be better tolerated on our server.

As Paul Harvey has proved, "the rest of the story" is often the most 
interesting and informative.

C'mon you 300C guys and gals--put finger to keyboard or pen to paper and 
share "the rest of the story" with the rest of us.  I'd be particularly 
interested in how the collectors, restorers and Chrysler Corp. have 
dealt with the supposed weaknesses and corrosion problems of the C's.

C300'ly,
Rich Barber
Brentwood, CA
C300

Andy Mikonis wrote:

>Well, I thought I was on a roll not having to beg for
>300B stories, but C owners have dropped the ball.  I
>have received one story and have two more promised. 
>Going to be a pretty thin C issue if I don't get more.
> Or else you'll have to read even more of my ranting
>than usual.
>
>Andy
>editor, Chrysler 300 Club News
>
>
>  
>




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