snow goes away so the proper piece can be located the new bonnet will be punched with louvers, resprayed and attached to the A. Terry Worrick will soon install the single hoop roll bar, and Butch Mitcheltree will check out and prepare the overdrive transmission that I hope to install.

The new rear motor mount came about as the result of my playing a couple of mornings in Elmer Wessel"s new garage. Elmer is the owner of Industrial Machine. They make engine stands, hot rod parts, Buffalo sporting goods (the basketball hoops, mounts and scoreboards that you see from the Devaney Sports center to Madison Square Garden.

The old mount worked quite well for 5000 miles last year,

and was delightful in every way, save one-it would not clear the laycock overdrive unit on the most desirable transmission. By reversing and redrilling the mounts, removing two tabs and changing the plate from a bottom mount to a top mount and putting it on the other side of the frame cross member, we hope to have a working mount. If there is enough room in the transmission tunnel all will be right with the world. The projected end date is to be finished in time for the Heartland Regional Show in St Jo, Missouri, June 12. Wish me luck, and stay by your phones in late May, should I make a distress call.

The national organization has informed John Ulrich that they know where he lives, and unless he

forwards their portion of the national dues they are going to sublet his garage to a rogue Iraqi anti-aircraft battery, complete with lock on radar and itchy launch finger. Please help John save his garage, and the new electric heaters being installed even as you read this. Send your dues to John Ulrich, 6845 S. 44th, Lincoln, NE 68516. National dues are $50. Local dues are $15.

Contact the following people for membership information:

In Lincoln call John Ulrich at 421-9252 or Bob Shaw at 435-4905. In Omaha, call Jerry Needham at 291-7122 or Marvin Marshall at 733-6868.