<VV> A picture of the (ahem...) defective melted carb in my son's 66 Corsa that runs good for two minutes.

[Joe West]

I didn't realize that Chuck sent this to the entire list... I replied to him
in private because I thought he sent this in private.  Here is my reply to
him:



Interesting take on the situation.

My take is a little different.

I suspect that while you may consider it a waste of bandwidth... I consider
it a learning experience and I'm guessing many other folks consider it the
same.

Without knowing you personally, I'll not take this email the wrong way.
I'll assume that you would have caught such a flaw... I didn't, and it
wasn't obvious to me.

I'm not sure what you mean by what happened on VV... nothing happened more
than a discussion with roughly 20 emails written.

I hope you are normally a more forgiving person than you came off in this
email.

Regards,

Joe



On 5/4/05 7:44 PM, "Louis C. Armer, Jr." <carmerjr at mindspring.com> wrote:

> If a cursory inspection had been made of the carbs with the air horn removed,
> All the excess band width that was wasted by many members trying to help
> in this situation could have been applied elsewhere. A classic case of
> failure to
> look for the obvious. Sorry Joe but that is the way I feel about your
> blatant lack
> of basic observation and inspection of these carbs. How do you feel about what
> happened on VV because of this?
> 
> Sincerely,
> Chuck Armer
> 
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