Wow...I'm impressed! 81 and interested in learning new/old cars. Ernie in Arizona

Hi Dave: Did you help him join Packardinfo? Ernie in Arizona

You are correct, Don. I don't spell well! I always had a good secretary, usually older than me who could take dictation. I wrote one novel, Dave has read it, and he took me to task for some of the spelling! It's called 'Lady Beautiful' and is available as an electronic self published book like on the nook. I just did it to see if I could do it. Roughly 100,000 words. God only knows how many were misspelled! Have a great day. Ernie in Arizona

Wow...The old girl appears to be a better than average deal, even if some front end and break work are required. Miss Prudence needed both plus universal joints. Ernie in Arizona

Good Morning...Miss Prudence has had radial tires for about five years now. They are mounted without tubes on the original Packard rims and they hold air just fine. The old girl seems to like them just fine. The rear tires do fit snugly in the wheel wells...Ernie in Arizona

Good Morning Chris...You have one very cool bike...Thanks, Ernie in Arizona

Good Job dp...Ernie...both in Arizona

Good Morning Brian...You are correct...No fog in our area. Most of the cyclists are pretty good around here. They have expensive bikes and also helmets, goggles and gloves and shoes...Me, I have a 40 year old Huffy 12 speed and only ride it around the block, now and again when the spirit moves me!

Perhaps for a vacuum line? Ernie in Arizona

Good Morning all...It is going to be 100 degrees today in Scottsdale...so I was up with the sun and finished a small painting project before the sun came over the oversized hill behind our house. I changed clothes and woke up Miss Prudence and off we went for about 10 miles on the back roads of Scottsdale. We passed a number of folks out walking, most with dogs (no cats) and others walking by themselves. We passed one group of cyclers, at least 30, maybe more, and we received a few thumbs up and a whistle or two. It's only in the 70's early in the morning so Prudence did not have to work too hard. We stopped on the way home and topped off the fuel tank, and when safely back in the garage, added an splash or two of Marvel Mystery Oil to the fresh fuel. All in all...a nice start to another day of social distancing. I'll go to the market later, but most likely take the Jeep! Ernie in Arizona