retirement

[Don Dulmage <big-d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Congrats on yourretirement. It is like a brand new life and as someone else has already mentioned you will never have been as busy. Around here we often say we should go back to work to get a rest!
I have been retored since 97 although I did a few motors in between bt now i am totally retired so i can get some of my stuff done.
Since retirement i have written two books , restored the 63 , experimented withseveral engines withG Wager just for the fun of it. Leanred to play the fidddle and have made 5 of them. Learned to speak German and met with my root family in Germany (Dolmetsch) . traveled to Ireland , England, France,  Holland  andSwitzerland as well.  Learned to cast aluminum. (I am still learning this one) Learned to hot tank without heat or caustic. I have met people from all over the world in the mopar camp. two from right here on this group.  Herman Meiners in Holland who is a real Mopar guy and a very interesting person as well. And Christophe Schwartz of the Lemans Nascar project . The expression "Today is the first day of the rest of your life " is no idle saying . Enjoy and all the best. 
DonD
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Return to Deutschland (True Adventure)
Old Reliable (Mopar)
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