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Old 11th August 2001, 20:28   #1 (permalink)
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GUSTAV is in the air to California

Gustav, our website founder and administrator is now in the air from Sweden. He lands in SF tonight for a nine day tour highlighted by the M5 Driving Day at Sears Pt. and the M5 Extavaganza Weekend in Monterey.

We still need $1400 more in Gustav Fund donations to cover our gift to him.

STAY WITH GUSTAV- The suite at the Presidents House is still available, come on someone, step up.

Details for the Gustav Fund and the "full weekend package" still available are on the sticky threads at the top of the Messageboard.
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Old 11th August 2001, 20:38   #2 (permalink)
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Great news! I wish I could go

Is Gustav going to have time to rest given the time change??

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Old 11th August 2001, 21:03   #3 (permalink)
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Yes, Gustav will have time to adjust. Bobafett and I will pick him up at the airport tonight and deliver him to his nearby hotel. Dan will post a message later - there will probably be time for a drink before he goes to bed. Arie (1CoolVC), Barry and I will have breakfast with him at the hotel, and then I will take Gustav to Lake Tahoe in the 996TT. This is a 4 hour ride, so he can sleep on the way, and we plan to relax up there, with a few boat rides and beers thrown in for good measure. Home Monday afternoon so Gustav can pick the Boxster S we have rented for him (thanks to the Gustav fund.) By then he should be pretty well adjusted.

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Wow, the organisation is very impressive ! Gustav will be treated like a State Chief (Presidential suite, Porsche as a rental car, 996TT rides...). I wish I had founded a web site like this
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Yes, Gustav will have time to adjust. Bobafett and I will pick him up at the airport tonight and deliver him to his nearby hotel. Dan will post a message later - there will probably be time for a drink before he goes to bed. Arie (1CoolVC), Barry and I will have breakfast with him at the hotel, and then I will take Gustav to Lake Tahoe in the 996TT. This is a 4 hour ride, so he can sleep on the way, and we plan to relax up there, with a few boat rides and beers thrown in for good measure. Home Monday afternoon so Gustav can pick the Boxster S we have rented for him (thanks to the Gustav fund.) By then he should be pretty well adjusted.

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Gustav will be very impressed by this treat, I am for sure!

But sleep on the way to Tahoe in a 996 TT?
I think Gustav will be very awake!

BTW, going to California isn't that bad, it's the trip home that is a dread.

Greg, what boat do you have?


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Johann - Its a Cobalt 226 (21', big-block V8) Goes just over 50mph at Lake Tahoe, which is 6250 feet above sea level.
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Johann - Its a Cobalt 226 (21', big-block V8) Goes just over 50mph at Lake Tahoe, which is 6250 feet above sea level.
At that height, cool!

I have a Searay S-21 with a Mercruiser 5.7 V8, goes 56 knots at sea level in a cold fall day according to my Garmin GPS.
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We have the same engine. Our last boat was a 18' SeaRay. Both good boats.
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We have the same engine. Our last boat was a 18' SeaRay. Both good boats.
I can agree on that!

Do you have any pics of the boat?

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