Christopher McCann wrote:
BUT Adolph Busch was the first in America to
manufacture diesel engines. Adolp and Rudolf (Diesel)
were friends and he came to the St. L world's fair and
attended an opening of Busch's engine factory...lots
of interesting connections. First diesel engine in
commercial
Fmiser wrote:
One of my favorite road sections is MO94 from Dutow (MO47) to about 4
miles west of Defiance - as long as there aren't too many slow-pokes...
Another decent, shorter section is Cnty W from Eureka to House
Springs.
You have excellent taste! Most of my experience with the widing
first ever was definitely a LARGE, 40:1 compression,
gasoline powered 1 cylinder. It blew up.
Chris
--- tom savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christopher McCann wrote:
BUT Adolph Busch was the first in America to
manufacture diesel engines. Adolp and Rudolf
(Diesel)
were friends and he
Christopher McCann wrote:
first ever was definitely a LARGE, 40:1 compression,
gasoline powered 1 cylinder. It blew up.
I meant to say Busch's first diesel, though I've never had it confirmed.
Is that the one you're referring to?
See you soon.
Tom
From the pic I saw of Busch's first (the first
commercial diesel engine in America), it was also a
large one cylinder...could be wrong. I would be
totally schocked if it were 5 cylinder...have a bio on
Diesel...will check when I go home.
Chris
--- tom savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My wife is due on the 31st...so that is probably still
an OK date...she was only early once, by six days, so
I think I'm OK, esp since I'm only going to be 4 hours
away...not like I couldn't get back in a pinch if I
had too.
Jim is out that weekend, unfortunately as is Jason who
will be in CA for
Doesnt look like toad is wanting to come so if we do come it will be in
my SDL probably.
Christopher McCann wrote:
My wife is due on the 31st...so that is probably still
an OK date...she was only early once, by six days, so
I think I'm OK, esp since I'm only going to be 4 hours
away...not
Indeed, that would be KC :-)
Chris
--- George Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That would be Kansas City
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From: On Behalf Of Rick
BUT Adolph Busch was the first in America to
manufacture diesel engines. Adolp and Rudolf (Diesel)
were friends and he came to the St. L world's fair and
attended an opening of Busch's engine factory...lots
of interesting connections. First diesel engine in
commercial use in the US was at the
rumor has it that tom wrote:
Christopher McCann wrote:
Tom,
Do we have enough people to agree on Oct 22?
Hi Chris,
Well, No one has written with any conflicts yet, so the 22nd looks good.
Well, I can't call it for sure, but I can probably make it.
And
the weather is absolutely
Chances of us making it this year are pretty slim.
On 10/1/05, tom savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still waiting to hear from Mike Piles and LT Don.
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Kemp museum, scenic wine country rally followed by an
Italian dinner sounds GREAT. I will come and imagine
that 2 other MB dieselers I work with will come too.
Now do I bring the SD or the TD? Wife's new TD is
REALLY growing on me :-)
Chris
--- tom savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
I think I might bring my big diesel, yea, I will probably have to.
Christopher McCann wrote:
Kemp museum, scenic wine country rally followed by an
Italian dinner sounds GREAT. I will come and imagine
that 2 other MB dieselers I work with will come too.
Now do I bring the SD or the TD? Wife's
Tom,
Do we have enough people to agree on Oct 22?
Chris
--- Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think I might bring my big diesel, yea, I will
probably have to.
Christopher McCann wrote:
Kemp museum, scenic wine country rally followed by
an
Italian dinner sounds GREAT. I
I might be able to make it - will have to consult the family - -- ---
Oct. 22 is as good as any Sat.
On 9/30/05, Christopher McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom,
Do we have enough people to agree on Oct 22?
Chris
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Norman, OK
'87 300SDL, '81 240D, '78 450SLC
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From: Christopher McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kemp museum, scenic wine country rally followed by an
Italian dinner sounds GREAT.
Isn't St. Louis famous for it's BBQ?
And yeah, add me to the list of maybes
Rick Knoble
1985 300 CD
That would be Kansas City
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St. Louis - Cincinnati
1997 SL500
http://homepage.mac.com/deneals/SL500.htm
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From: On Behalf Of Rick Knoble
Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 11:29 PM
Isn't St. Louis famous for it's BBQ?
And
Christopher McCann wrote:
Tom,
Do we have enough people to agree on Oct 22?
Hi Chris,
Well, No one has written with any conflicts yet, so the 22nd looks good.
So far the interested parties list includes:
Peter Frederick (and family?)
Deneal Schilmeister and Miss Bee
Kaleb and Regina Striplin
Rick Knoble wrote:
Isn't St. Louis famous for it's BBQ?
And yeah, add me to the list of maybes
You can get decent BBQ here, but we're greatly overshadowed by KC. I
like to think of St Louis as a beer town - by which I mean Schlafly, not
the Budweiser swill :)
I shall put you on the
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