Club members, Our GT restaurant. Steve https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/the-phils-tavern-pa/

Sadly we will not be able to be there, but I’ll call and set it all up for everyone. Have a great breakfast! (We *will* be at this Tuesday’s meeting, though.) Cheers, Kevin

I hope to be in attendance, God willing. I am already hungry...BTW, My 1974.5 BGT is for sale. So I plan to drive it both Tuesday at mtg. and to breakfast. See you all soon. Jim

I dunno. I love the buzzing of the mini, and I'd miss that bigtime. I'm also a little disappointed it only goes 100 miles, max, before a full recharge.

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I plan on being there.

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Thanks Rich. Kevin McLemore and I are going to group together an order to Moss. So, I'll get the pads that way. Best regards, Roger Searle

Roger, I “Think” I may have one rubber brake / clutch pedal cover in my garage. I am at the shore for the week, so I can’t check right now. I will be back early next week. If you are still

Contact me. Jim Schulte 2158021974

First, thank you Roger - I kinda dropped the ball on this. George emailed me a while back and I just did not get a chance to forward the information. George if you see this - I am truly sorry!

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Does anyone have George's contact information? Pete Baumbach

Not mine. I bought it new. :-)

Not at all. Thanks for the offer. Roger

Old mgbs are sort of like hand me down cars Lester

Yes,after I sent that email I realized offering a used set of pedal pads is like getting hand me down sneakers! Sorry! Harry Hurst (610) 725-9600

Thanks Harry but Kevin and I are combining orders for new ones. Roger Searle