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TODD L GRIFFITH said:I know my friend Heavy Duty was quite interested too. Birds of a feather.......................
I think it would be interesting looking around the world for common strands many miles apart. I'm sure migration and land masses on the constant move over time make it alot of fun and interesting. Sea Turtles are an interesting subject. I have a friend that works on Endeavor out of Woods Hole. Bob Ballard is coming for six months to do research. Bob will be emailing us to keep us up to date on what he is doing, along with the other scientists. A real joy for my kids, they are very fortunate to have access to him.
Still interested. Hey Todd, John (the guy with the Mustang) is working me over about modding my stang. So far I've put the x-pipe on (no cats), 2 chamber flow masters, and a cold air kit. I must say that just that little bit of work woke the pony up. Completely different car. Wow. Now he is trying to get me to super charge it. The cost seems reasonalbe to do so but I would like to do a few things to the Z. I was talking to one of the Procharger guys and they claim with their Super Charger on the Z that I could be pushing close to 500 ponies at the wheels. what do-ya think.
Since I am so close to Woods Hole I'll have to take a run up there before I leave and check it out. I've seen some of Ballard et al works published in National Geographic. Those guys do some nice work.
H.D.